Dean, You need to recompile the kdelibs package. When you are recompiling it, ensure that --enable-xinerama is passed to the configure script.
If that does not help, contact me off the list and I will try to help you. Balaji On Friday 12 July 2002 14:34 pm, Dean S. Messing wrote: > Todd Lyons writes > > :: Dean S. Messing wrote on Thu, Jul 11, 2002 at 03:41:23PM -0700 : > :: > subset of them. Also, consideration shd be given to the > :: > question of "Is this a big waste of time?". I mean, if the > :: > Mdk KDE packages are known to be compiled with xinerama support > :: > enabled then recompiling them with xinerama support enabled shouldn't > :: > (in a causal universe) fix my "grey out" problem. > :: > :: I am not authoritative of this but it seems to me that the "grey out" > :: problem is a function of the configuration utility, having little to do > :: with whether KDE is compiled to support it or not. Just a guess from > :: the peanut gallery. > :: > :: Blue skies... Todd > > I never consider comments from a Mandrake employee as coming > from the Peanut Gallery :-) > > Configuration utility? For KDE? Tell me more. How do I run it (from > the commandline, if possible)? > > Dean > > P.S. From stuff I've seen on the web, it does seem to be necessary > to have compiled KDE with --enable-xinerama (or some such) but > everyone tells me that Mdk comes that way. And, again, > I have no idea which packages "count" with regard to my problem. > Do I need to look through the .spec files of all 24 or so KDE > packages to make sure they all have xinerama enabled? > > Surely someone on this list runs both xinerama and KDE. Please > help me. (But first read the previous postings in this thread :-) > To do so go to http://www.mandrake.com/en/archives/expert/2002-07/ > and search for xinerama. Thanks. > > > Dean
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