Walter, I think this is a compound problem.....there are multiple issues.
1. KDE doesn't store most of the X settings, as pointed out by others, so KDE tweaking is unlikely to help. 2. The fact that you can't use Gnome either confirms that it's not a KDE problem, it's an X problem (and this list is really just for KDE). 3. That you need to play with ACPI settings tells me that this problem is at a deeper level than the X system and WMs - kernels and drivers have come a long way since 11.2, but we don't know which kernel you have on 11.2. 4. I recommend a clean install: as you have /home in a separate partition, there is little risk.
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