Take the 2-minute tour ×  I got two screens(extended desktop)
and the second is widescreen standing on its side, so i told
ubuntu that its vertical, it works fine, but the wallpaper area
of the first horizontal smaller one, goes all the way down to
the size of the vertical one. The problem is the icons on my
desktop get in the hidden area, when they are created and i have
to be constantly moving them to see them.  Oddly enough this
does not happen in xfce only in the gnome desktop.  I thought it
was nautilus fault so i tried pcmanfm to render my
desktop/wallpaper, same issue. It's a gnome thing.  How can i
make it so the geometry is not a big square but 2 rectangles on
my desktop  The left part is the small widescreen monitor, the
right is the widescreen vertically placed. And i can move my
mouse on the left way below the visible part, and the desktop
icons are going down there too i have to reposition them
manually.  .Desktop area is a square not a polygon,  xrandr
--current outputs this:  Screen 0: minimum