On Sunday 30 December 2007 11:00, Jerry Houston wrote: > ... > > There's one more KDE annoyance (albeit a trivial one) that I'd like > to solve, if you happen to know the answer to that one as well. > > I've noticed that when I log out from Gnome, it takes me to the logon > spash screen without any extra drama. When I log out from KDE, it > triggers my KVM switch and takes me back to my XP-Pro machine, until > I press the button to switch back to the Linux machine as well.
My guess would be that it happens because the entire X subsystem shuts down and is restarted (by init) when you log out of KDE. (I guess Gnome doesn't do that?) Probably when the video card driver is closed, it drops sync and your KVM is responding to that. My KVM doesn't do that. Two things come to mind to investigate: 1) There's a video driver option that would preclude the dropping of sync when its closed. 2) There's a KVM option that would preclude it from switching upon loss of sync. > Obviously, this is something else that's session-manager dependent, > since KDE does it and Gnome doesn't. I'm not sure that it's been any > different in the past, so I suspect it's not something I've changed, > but if you know where there's an option where I can change that too, > it would make my day complete. > > Thanks again, > > Jerry Randall Schulz -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
