Fresh setup with Kubuntu 12.04

I alway deal with external monitor issue. Last time on Kubuntu 11.10 , it's gone by a lot of hack xorg.conf, system settings/display and monitors. Now, it's back. I tried to use old way but I just think if I tried

$ kdesudo (or sudo ) amdcccle

then I enabled multi-monitor with little setup then restart. And Again it seem like I get in cloning mode. But I just get it amdcccle ( ati control settings ) then enable multi monitor mode again. After that everything is seem to look good now.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Difference between apt-get update and apt-get dis-upgrade

The “sudo apt-get upgrade” isn’t necessary. It’s a different type of upgrade from “dist-upgrade” You either run one or the other. “apt-get upgrade” will only update your existing packages while “apt-get dist-upgrade” will update your existing packages, remove obsolete packages and install new available packages as well. You can get breakages either way since new packages might be required as dependencies for upgraded packages in the case of “sudo apt-get upgrade” so using “apt-get dist-upgrade” is still the best way so far. Note: This only applies to LMDE since LMDE is a true rolling release. For any other flavor of Mint you’d use MintUpdate levels 1, 2 and 3 all the way. Perhaps someday Clem and Co. will figure out how to tailor MintUpdate so it works properly in LMDE but considering the rolling aspect of LMDE, I’m at a loss as to how theyn would do that. ref http://b10gger.wordpress.com/2011/03/20/difference-between-apt-get-upgrade-and-apt-get-dist-upgrade/ (thank for this website)
Read more