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Anyone Notice This?
This had me flummoxed for a cpl hours, so I am wondering if anyone else has noticed this.
Using 3.2 from the 28march...when you use the KDE Control Panel to change your Xserver resolution (after creating your own root password of course), the Control panel will always default back to showing that you have a 640*480*8 destop even after you change the resolution, save your configuration and reboot the system. Is this a bug, or simply because the KDE Control Panel is always read directly from the cd and not from the pesonal configuration save?
jirah
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