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Subject: xrandr-1.2.2 + multihead = broken
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It appears that xrandr-1.2.2 cannot be used for multi-head setup.  Upgrading 
to version 1.2.3 fixed it.  Not sure if this was the only problem, as I also 
updated my ati video driver with a recent git snapshot during the debug.

Running recent versions of 7.1 and ports on an AMD 6400 for reference.

Anyone else seeing this problem?