Comment 5 for bug 1213753

Ah okay then. I suspected that kscreen was not designed to duplicate this particular important functionality of krandr, and thus they weren't *real* duplicates. I guess this categorisation depends on your definition of the threshold for "duplicate", though.

However, perhaps there is an argument to include krandr over kscreen, even if the former is more user-friendly. In my experience, at my workplace, I would think that most users (of other operating systems) would set monitors to clone much more frequently than any other option. Certainly many do use dual monitor setups, but this is usually "set once and forget". OTOH, giving presentations usually warrants using clone screen, and this is required to be set every single time.