Correct screen indexing in some cases

Several issues remain with multi-screen mode on Linux. The behavior is
inconsistent from one desktop evironment to the next, making it hard to
work around these problems. Among the known issues at this stage:

On Ubuntu 14.04, a call to QWidget::setGeometry requires the widget to
be hidden on KDE, but visible on MATE, for the geometry changes to take
effect.
Despite the widget's geometry being updated by this call, the windows
aren't necessarily moved. Meaning that the control and display widgets
will tend to be displayed on the same monitor, even though their
positions are correctly set to different areas on the extended screen.

In the current state, this behavior is observed on MATE. Unity works
fine and KDE only has transient positioning issues (for example,
swapping control and display windows in multi-screen mode leads to both
windows being placed on the same monitor, until multi-screen mode is
turned off then on again).

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src/core/UBApplicationController.cpp

@@ -113,7 +113,7 @@ UBApplicationController::UBApplicationController(UBBoardView *pControlView,
     mBlackScene = new UBGraphicsScene(0); // deleted by UBApplicationController::destructor
     mBlackScene->setBackground(true, false);
 
-    if (mDisplayManager->numScreens() >= 2)
+    if (mDisplayManager->numScreens() >= 2 && mDisplayManager->useMultiScreen())
     {
         mMirror = new UBScreenMirror();
     }

src/core/UBDisplayManager.cpp

@@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ void UBDisplayManager::initScreenIndexes()
     if (screenCount > 0)
     {
         mControlScreenIndex = mDesktop->primaryScreen();
-        if (mDesktop->screenCount() > 1 && UBSettings::settings()->swapControlAndDisplayScreens->get().toBool())
+        if (screenCount > 1 && UBSettings::settings()->swapControlAndDisplayScreens->get().toBool())
         {
             mControlScreenIndex = mControlScreenIndex^1;
         }
@@ -85,7 +85,7 @@ void UBDisplayManager::initScreenIndexes()
         mControlScreenIndex = -1;
     }
 
-    if (screenCount > 1)
+    if (screenCount > 1 && mUseMultiScreen)
     {
         mDisplayScreenIndex = mControlScreenIndex != 0 ? 0 : 1;
         mScreenIndexesRoles << Display;
@@ -118,7 +118,6 @@ UBDisplayManager::~UBDisplayManager()
 
 int UBDisplayManager::numScreens()
 {
-    if (mUseMultiScreen) {
     int screenCount = mDesktop->screenCount();
     // Some window managers report two screens when the two monitors are in "cloned" mode; this hack ensures
     // that we consider this as just one screen. On most desktops, at least one of the following conditions is
@@ -130,9 +129,6 @@ int UBDisplayManager::numScreens()
         return 1;
 #endif
     return screenCount;
-    }
-    else
-        return 1;
 }
 
 

src/core/UBDisplayManager.h

@@ -76,6 +76,8 @@ class UBDisplayManager : public QObject
             None = 0, Control, Display, Previous1, Previous2, Previous3, Previous4, Previous5
         };
 
+        bool useMultiScreen() { return mUseMultiScreen; }
+
         void setUseMultiScreen(bool pUse);
 
         int controleScreenIndex()