Kde resolution wrong, kdm login screen and kde displays scroll
Bug #186029 reported by
Anton Pushkarev
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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kdebase (Ubuntu) |
Invalid
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Low
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Unassigned |
Bug Description
Binary package hint: kdebase
I've installed some (e.g. default) kdm theme. When I move the mouse up to the screen border the kdm theme "slides" i.e. Login & Password & other fields move in the opposite direction. If some theme has its buttons (system menu, ...) at the bottom of the theme they will be hidden (will slide down beyond reach) if I moved mouse up to the upper screen border and a bit up.
Today i've seen it on my desktop: all controls(K button, clock...) were larger than my screen. If I logoff and logon then it disappears. I've seen it for the first time.
Using Kubuntu 7.10
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I have the same issue. Please bear with me, the issue is quite hard todescribe.
I use a resolution of 1024x786. Kdm chooses a higher resolution (1400x1050 or something) for the login screen.
My screen (1024x786) can be moved around the larger screen by moving the
mouse over the edges of the screen.
This is fine as in a normal startup my screen is centered at the middle of the login screen.
In the K menu, Switch user > Start New Session is also fine.
Logging out, however, my screen is in the top left corner of the login screen. The centre of the login screen (face browser, user and password fields) appear in the bottom right hand corner of my 1024x786 screen. It is possible to log in, but the menu (sessions, shutdown) cannot be read.
To solve this, some setting that makes the screen centered on startup and Start New Session needs to also be set to Log Out. I didn't notice this issue until I logged out, so this would be an acceptable solution.