OK, i repeat:
i can't get KDE to switch screen resolutions.
that means, that whereas most LINUX users upon hitting the
ctrl+alt+numpad-plussign/minussign would be able to resize their desktop, i
cannot.
that is the problem.
the small fonts, et alia, are the corollary.
i don't need this for an app. i just would like to be able to exercise my
right to switch screen resolutions should i so please. :)
that's all.
Sam wrote:
> Okay,
>
> So you've told us what you've done- but what is the problem?
> Are the fonts too small? Do you need to swap resolutions for different
> applications? Are the fonts in Netscape too small? There are several
> answers possible, depending on the reason.
>
> > ok, here's the problem:
> >
> > i can't for the life of me get KDE to switch screen resolutions.
> > - i've rerun xconf 100 times
> > - i've manually edited XF86Config
> > - i've tried many different options (including: configuring the refresh
> > rates manually, configuring the order of the resolutions in the config
> > file and trying the US-102 key kb option)
> >
> > i'm kind of up against the wall here, because every time i ask anyone,
> > they only reiterate what i've already read or heard before and my
> > ctrl+alt+[num+/-] still doesn't do a thing.
> >
> > please help.
> >
> > ps.s out of exasperation, i went and bought a larger monitor to
> > comfortably accomodate the tiny fonts. actually, that's just a cheap
> > excuse for the little lady, but it's not funny anymore.. ;) ...help
