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06-23-2007 #1
Monitor and Display applet missing
hello all, I am using kubuntu and I just did a clean install of edgy and then dist-upgrade to feisty. Everything works just fine except the monitor and display applet is missing so I can't easily change my resolution. After the upgrade it was there but when I opened it, all it showed was an error that said this was an orphaned package left over from the upgrade. after another reboot it was completly gone.
I know I can manually change xorg.conf but this just seems like an annoyance and maybe somthing I am missing. X is currently working fine at 1400x1050 res
thanks for your help.
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06-23-2007 #2
Hi !
check in Control Center ( kcontrol ) -- Peripherals -- Monitor and Display.It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit.
New Users: Read This First
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06-23-2007 #3
thanks for the reply.
when you open kcontrol you get the default info view, when I click monitor and display it refreshes and gives me the same view. If I click on anything else it gives me the right info.
Also I did go thru adept and found the package and installed it, now when I go to system settings its, there, I open it and get the same message:
The module Monitor & Display could not be loaded.
The diagnostics is:
Possible reasons
-an error occured during your last kde upgrade leaving an orphaned control module
-you have old third party modules lying around
hmmm, reading that line again, the only thing system wise I installed was an ati driver. if you have any other ideas its most appreciated, I will look around and maybe remove the ati driver (since its really not helping)
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06-23-2007 #4you have to re-install ATI driver but if X Server is working fine and you dont have any resolution or X Server problems, i would suggest you to leave it as it is.- -you have old third party modules lying around
hmmm, reading that line again, the only thing system wise I installed was an ati driver. if you have any other ideas its most appreciated, I will look around and maybe remove the ati driver (since its really not helping)It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit.
New Users: Read This First
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06-23-2007 #5
I removed the ati drivers because they didn't really support my vid card anyway. I then restarted X did a dpkg-reconfigure kde-guidance
and it didn't make a difference.
I just ended up doing dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg and change my resolution there.
not the cleanest solution to just change the resolution, but whatever.
thanks for you help.


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