Most hibernation/suspend problems short of power control, acpi, apci, upower, udisks, console/polkit are because of not enough swap .. ie your swap MUST be larger than physical RAM to save the whole running snapshot. Anyway, Gnome3 supports dual head setups out of the box. As does XMonad. I prefer the latter but I also use the former. As far a KDE 4. It has been a failure in my eyes for the Plasmas and their constant crashing. That could be due to issues with Xorg also. What I do know is that the KDE4 apps NEVER crash on other DE/WM's but constantly do in the Plasma environment. I have had this happen with both, Intel, AMD/ATI and NV. Among many different types of motherboards and brands of computers. So ... take it for what its worth. I'll give you some iodized salt just to use if necessary. ;) > 2. Ubuntu desktop upheaval (Justin Krejci) > 3. Re: What is a tablet good for (iPad/android) (ron at ron-l-j.com) > 4. Re: What is a tablet good for (iPad/android) (Thomas Lunde) > 5. Re: Ubuntu in the news (Brian Wood) > > -- --- Gregory Key https://gm5729.wordpress.com/ Please conserve paper and print this email out ONLY if necessary.