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You do not need the software to run dual monitors. WIndows 7 has this feature built in.

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More likely to be metric M4 screws, 1/2" will more likely to be long enough.

Here is a little guide for setting up dual monitors with fedora core 6: http://blog.taragana.com/index.php/archive/how-to-setup-dual-monitors-on-linux-fedora-core/

I haven't had to use duals monitors with Linux yet but if this doesn't work let me know and I'll run some tests as I can easily set this up at work (we use the same computers and similar cards).

the ati chip is not so good dual monitor so please use nvidia for dual monitoring

1.both monitors work in single mode ok.

when you start the nvidia contol panel under the display heading
you have setup multiple displays. What does this say.

are you using the nvdia drivers or the cards oem drivers ?

plug one monitor in then start the computer when that monitor works ok , turn off and plug in the other ...

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if this is vista then goto display properties and you can disable dual monitor from there

If it works it will only display the same image. There will be a voltage drop, which may cause problems.Which piece of hardware has the dual monitor setting?

You'll need a dual-monitor video card in your computer. The GVLM1928 is basically two monitors on a shared stand. Each side of the monitor has a separate video connection.

What you probably want is a KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) switch that supports dual monitors. It's a simple device that allows you to plug multiple computers into one set of monitors, keyboard, and mouse and switch between controlling them.

I don't know of any that support mixing analog and digital connections for the monitors, but using a VGA to DVI adapter for one of the monitors should solve that problem cheaply.