On 04/11/14 12:35, Duncan wrote:
Nikos Chantziaras posted on Tue, 04 Nov 2014 12:00:08 +0200 as excerpted:
What about (from a konsole or other terminal window)...
kcmshell4 kcm_kscreen
It brings up an almost empty window:
http://s9.postimg.org/j1dlhy3gv/display.png
So kscreen works, but cannot offer configuration for my monitor, it
seems?
Actually, I believe it's working, but the interface is... let's say...
minimal and not entirely self-documenting, tho I think it's
/supposed/ to be intuitive.
[...]
5) Clicking on any of the labeled rectangles in the top half, loads its
settings into the bottom (otherwise empty) half. (!!)
*NOW* you can actually see and adjust the settings as you are used to!
=:^)
Oookay. Hold the phone. There was zero indication that this is even
clickable, lol. And yes, I only have one monitor. Never had more than one.
However, even after clicking it and having the controls pop into
existence, they're broken :-D The resolution slider cannot be moved
freely. It gets stuck and the refresh rate drop-list changes on its own.
For example, if I move it to the left, the slider locks into 1024x768
and cannot be moved anywhere else, while the refresh rate drop-list goes
through various values instead when I attempt to move the resolution
slider...
Thanks, Obama. Fortunately there's NVidia that provides a functioning tool.
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