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Try using the experimental nvidia drivers (probably version 340 or something similar). With the experimental drivers you don't need the nvidia utility to configure the displays, you can rather use the tool that is provided by munt directly, and it will be more likely that you can set it up so it works.
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Try using the experimental nvidia drivers (probably version 340 or something similar). With the experimental drivers you don't need the nvidia utility to configure the displays, you can rather use the tool that is provided by munt directly, and it will be more likely that you can set it up so it works.

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Seems not a lot of people have three monitors
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Seems not a lot of people have three monitors

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I just installed Mint 14 with KDE and am a Linux noobie. I have 3 Asus displays. Two are on Card 1 and one is on Card 2<br />
Both cards are NVidia 9500GT.<br />
I had the Card one monitors working correctly. In order to get the second card recognized, I installed the current-nvidia-update driver. It recognizes all three. &nbsp;Problem is that now the two on the first card are like one large monitor and the third is not accessible by the mouse.<br />
I am not running Xcinema.<br />
I have tried putting the first card into Twin mode and also into stand alone. Nothing seems to take away the fact that the screen is extended across two monitors. &nbsp;In the Nvidia setup, the three screens are there, but the third one is a different color and can not run in a &quot;Twin &quot;&nbsp;mode. <br />
SO I'm hosed on a number of fronts. &nbsp;<br />
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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I just installed Mint 14 with KDE and am a Linux noobie. I have 3 Asus displays. Two are on Card 1 and one is on Card 2
Both cards are NVidia 9500GT.
I had the Card one monitors working correctly. In order to get the second card recognized, I installed the current-nvidia-update driver. It recognizes all three.  Problem is that now the two on the first card are like one large monitor and the third is not accessible by the mouse.
I am not running Xcinema.
I have tried putting the first card into Twin mode and also into stand alone. Nothing seems to take away the fact that the screen is extended across two monitors.  In the Nvidia setup, the three screens are there, but the third one is a different color and can not run in a "Twin " mode. 
SO I'm hosed on a number of fronts.  
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Linux Mint with 3 Asus Monitors, 2 NVidia 9500 GT

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A monitor or a display is an electronic visual display for computers, usually comprised of the display device, circuitry, casing, and power supply. The display device in modern monitors is typically a thin film transistor liquid crystal display (TFT-LCD) thin panel, while older monitors used a cathode ray tube (CRT) about as deep as the screen size. They are connected to the computer via VGA, DVI, DisplayPort, Thunderbolt, LVDS or other proprietary connectors and signals.