> The default monitor selection has the correct settings but I wanted to
> choose my monitor, correct name. Selected the monitor and tried to
> test it. Well the resolution was wrong so I choose NO. From there I got a
> blank screen and could not do anything. Not switch to a console
> window.
I could write a whole essay about weird XFdrake moments. I don't know where to
start. The one about clicking cancel to be able to choose monitor, or the one
where selecting video card cancels your previous monitor selection, or when
you're done doing an expert configuration and accidently click OK after
returning to the main screen makes the configuration start all over, or the
black testing screen. I could go on.
Is Mandrake aware of the oddities in XFdrake? Is a major overhaul planned? It's
a crucial application to make Linux-Mandrake user friendly, but in its current
state it doesn't add to the friendlyness, unfortunately.
I know little about how XFdrake looks under the hood, but perhaps a complete
rewrite is the solution? Maybe even as module compatible with KDE's Control
Center. *wishing* :)
Matt
