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List:       kde-bugs-dist
Subject:    [systemsettings] [Bug 183143] Display Settings are Lost on Logout
From:       <bkorb () gnu ! org>
Date:       2013-10-19 20:04:23
Message-ID: bug-183143-17878-AMiChpGC9p () http ! bugs ! kde ! org/
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https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=183143

--- Comment #160 from bkorb@gnu.org ---
Congratulations, JK!  Unfortunately, on my Debian system, the /etc/X11 tree has
been improved and "xorg.conf" and "xorg.conf.d" have been conveniently melded
into a different collection of files.  I don't want to go experimenting as I
know what happens when the X configuration gets frummitzed.

Is this really and truly rocket science?  I mean, DANG!  Just how hard *can* it
be to leave my frigging configuration alone anyway?  Every single time I boot
up, I have to go find "Display and Monitor" in "system settings", change
"clone" to be "to the right of" and then confirm that what I want to do every
day always is, in fact, what I want to do this time, too.

I am on 4.8.4 and *FOUR* years have passed.  Please, guys.  Fix it.  (And, yes,
I understand that my freshly downloaded, new distribution contains a version of
KDE so old that you won't maintain it anymore.)

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