If you want a lot of graphical features then XFCE is no option.
And no XFCE has a LOT of less bugs, its a lot more stable even than Gnome 2.
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2012/5/28 dE . <de.techno@xxxxxxxxx>That's what KDE is all about. With each release there're more regressions than fixes in an attempt to add new 'features'.
You should try XFCE for the ultimate stable experience.
i think xfce is an old lame DE that lacks of a LOTS of features and i ma sure that xfce has bugs too. on my eyes has a larger number of bugs because it lacks of the most of stuff i use in kde.
i think that saying to try another desktop instead to fix the problem is a stupid way to see the situation.A workaround is to use KDE is Debian stable, that way you can ensure there're no regressions atleast.
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> On 05/25/12 01:05, Marcelo Magno T. Sales wrote:
> > 2012/5/24 Stef Bon<stef@xxxxxxxxxxxx>:
> >> On 05/24/2012 07:22 PM, Nowardev-Team wrote:
> >>> NB THE bash script must be executable to do that just do
> >>>
> >>> chmod +x your_name_bashscript_for_xrandr
> >>>
> >>> *to see your aviable options you can just type on konsole
> >>>
> >>>
> >>> xrandr
> >>> *
> >>
> >> No,
> >>
> >> it's just possible using the display settings in the settings. Select
> >> Display and Monitor, select
> >> Multiple Monitors, and there you are.
> >>
> >> It works very good.
> >>
> >> Stef
> >
> > It works, but after a reboot KDE forgets what had been configured and
> > goes back to clone mode again.
> > Even if you "Save as default" in System Settings, the configuration is
> > lost after a reboot.
> > Is there a way to make it stick?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Marcelo
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> This's not reproducible in my case, which version of KDE are you running?
> ___________________________________________________
Hello,
I'm running 4.8.2, Ubuntu packages. However, since yesterday, the configuration saved as default in System Settings began to stick. Now I can logout and login again and the monitors configuration stays as I had left it.
I didn't do anything different, there were no updates... Don't know why it works now (not complaining, not complaining at all! :) )
However, right after this began to work, this other problem showed up:
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=300642
It seems I can never have KDE working 100%. Every time I fix a problem, another one shows up. Even so, KDE is still better than the available alternatives. At least KDE ends up doing what I want after some hard work. But Gnome and Unity don't, no matter how hard I try :)
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Marcelo
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