I'm tryping to fix an annoying behavior in the version of KDE that comes with Mandrake. I've traced it down to the the "kcontrol -init" line in the startkde script. What happens is that when X starts, my screen goes to the normal 1280x1024 resolution, with all edges going to the edge of the monitor. However, once "kcontrol -init" runs, the screen resets to the same resolution, but with the edges about 1/2 away from the edge of the monitor. By pressing c-a-- and c-a-+, I can get back to where I want it. My monitor is telling me that I'm running in the same "custom" mode each time. Why is this happening in Mandrake and not Redhat? I need to run "kcontrol -init" so that my settings are restored, so turning it off is not an option. Does anyone know what is going on, or where I can find a decent FM for kcontrol? -- Arandir... _______________________________ <http://www.meer.net/~arandir/>
