Just a guess, it may not be a function of kde. Do you also use kdm the kde display manager or gnome display manager. Check for a file such as $KDEDIR/share/config/kdm/.kdmrc. Also you might check the init scripts to see what program actuall y configures the display for kde on your system. If you are using kde and kdm try installing just gnome and see if it works, if so then install kde , but don't change the display manager. These may not alter the characteristics of the display, so this is just a guess. Jim K Allen Brown wrote: > I would like to know if this is unique to one or more distributions > such as Ubuntu. Or if it is simply a function of one or more > desktops such as KDE. I wouldn't be surprised if it is the latter. > If so, changing distributions won't help. > > So before changing your install, try switching to xfce4. You can > get it by "apt-get install xubuntu-desktop".
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