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Eric 2012-02-18 00:56
The Windows/Maximize buttons are causing Chrome to be dreadfully slow and eventually crash Ultramon. I just disabled these buttons on all windows and it fixed the problem.
I suppose I could have disable the option just for Chrome or use the alternative method to add the buttons but I use Ultramon keyboard shortcuts to move windows around and almost never the buttons themselves. I am moving to a new laptop and had the buttons disabled on the previous one. I just didn't bother disabling them on the new one until I encountered the problem.
Versions:
Windows 7 64 bit
latest Ultramon
latest Chrome
on a Dell Latitude E6520 with the latest video drivers
I am a minimalist but Ultramon is really a must. Hope you sell tons;)
ps: with virtual environments a utility allowing to turn span displays into real multiple displays would sell well. VDI environments sell real well but bring people back to the single monitor era.
Eric
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Christian Studer 2012-02-18 07:44
Did you get a crash or a fatal error message from UltraMon? So far I haven't seen this myself with Chrome.
Regarding span displays: I had thought about something like this for terminal sessions, but have put this on hold now that Server 2008 R2 has real multi-monitor support for terminal sessions. I'm not that familiar with VDI though, is the issue with the virtual machine itself not supporting multiple monitors, or the delivery via RDP?
Christian Studer - www.realtimesoft.com
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