Two monitors. Menu panel on wrong screen

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I have a debian 8 jassie with LXDE. I have a two monitors one from my laptop, second is external 24". Second monitor is a above my laptop. If I plug in second monitor he was recognized correctly in




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So I turn on he as Above, and all works good but Menu Panel is on second monitor nor my laptop. How to move Menu Panel from above monitor to my laptop screen ? enter image description here






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    I have a debian 8 jassie with LXDE. I have a two monitors one from my laptop, second is external 24". Second monitor is a above my laptop. If I plug in second monitor he was recognized correctly in




    Menu->Preference->Settings dispaly




    So I turn on he as Above, and all works good but Menu Panel is on second monitor nor my laptop. How to move Menu Panel from above monitor to my laptop screen ? enter image description here






    lxde display-settings display-manager







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      I have a debian 8 jassie with LXDE. I have a two monitors one from my laptop, second is external 24". Second monitor is a above my laptop. If I plug in second monitor he was recognized correctly in




      Menu->Preference->Settings dispaly




      So I turn on he as Above, and all works good but Menu Panel is on second monitor nor my laptop. How to move Menu Panel from above monitor to my laptop screen ? enter image description here






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      I have a debian 8 jassie with LXDE. I have a two monitors one from my laptop, second is external 24". Second monitor is a above my laptop. If I plug in second monitor he was recognized correctly in




      Menu->Preference->Settings dispaly




      So I turn on he as Above, and all works good but Menu Panel is on second monitor nor my laptop. How to move Menu Panel from above monitor to my laptop screen ? enter image description here






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          I know that this is quite old question but I bumped into the same problem so I share my way of dealing with it.



          I'm using Lubuntu 18.04 LTS



          I do right click on the panel and select Panel Settings



          Then I change the monitor in the Monitor dropdown (1 -> 2).



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            I'm using Lubuntu 18.04 LTS



            I do right click on the panel and select Panel Settings



            Then I change the monitor in the Monitor dropdown (1 -> 2).



            enter image description here





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              I do right click on the panel and select Panel Settings



              Then I change the monitor in the Monitor dropdown (1 -> 2).



              enter image description here





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                I do right click on the panel and select Panel Settings



                Then I change the monitor in the Monitor dropdown (1 -> 2).



                enter image description here





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                Then I change the monitor in the Monitor dropdown (1 -> 2).



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