Reproduces with kde 4.3.4. A work around.
(1) xrandr -q determine desired screen size (under SZ column) and refresh rate (under refresh rate column) Suppose desired SZ: is 0 and refresh rate is 70, then to produce that: xrandr -s 0 -r 70
(2) Make a desktop file in /usr/share/applications e.g., xrandr-70.desktop [Desktop Entry] Type=Application Exec=xrandr -s 0 -r 70 Icon= Terminal=false Name=xrandr 70 Categories=System; StartupNotify=false
(3) Setings->System Settings->Advanced->Autostart Add program select xrandr 70
Works, but why cannot Size and Rotation accomplish that?
Reproduces with kde 4.3.4.
A work around.
(1) xrandr -q
determine desired screen size (under SZ column) and refresh rate (under refresh rate column)
Suppose desired SZ: is 0 and refresh rate is 70,
then to produce that:
xrandr -s 0 -r 70
(2) Make a desktop file in /usr/share/ applications e.g., xrandr-70.desktop
[Desktop Entry]
Type=Application
Exec=xrandr -s 0 -r 70
Icon=
Terminal=false
Name=xrandr 70
Categories=System;
StartupNotify=false
(3) Setings->System Settings- >Advanced- >Autostart
Add program
select xrandr 70
Works, but why cannot Size and Rotation accomplish that?