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On Sun, 2003-09-28 at 22:47, Kevin Brown wrote:
> On the PC laptops that I deal with there is a BIOS key function that chan=
ges=20
> which display is used by the machine. I wonder if Apple systems have a s=
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> keyboard hotkey function for turning display mirroring on/off.
This is what the m3mirror utility does. Under MacOS it is kinda all
handled auto-magically so there is no key.
I've actually gotten the display to work under Yellowdog 2.3 - it seems
to be either an XF86 4.3 or perhaps a new kernel thing.
--Ted
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