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On 2015-12-22 22:59, E. Liddell wrote:

> The old KDE3 module contained a "screen" droplist for configuring 
> individual monitors--has this changed?  (I only have
> single-monitor systems available right now.)

This is the first time I have had to deal with a multi monitor
situation, but with recent changes such as TV over the internet I know
it will not be the last.

> Another option, if and only if your computer's video card uses an 
> nVidia chipset, is to install the manufacturer's proprietary driver
> module and configuration utility, which offers extended support.  I
> don't know if AMD offers an equivalent.  Intel almost certainly
> doesn't.

The chipset I have in this computer is an Intel.  I found out soon
enough that Intel does not.

Ken

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