[Solved] Where are the display settings store on Kubuntu?

[kyonides]

What's the name of the file I'm looking for? Where does it live?

I'm looking for this answer mainly because I noticed that my Kubuntu doesn't really remember what the previously selected refresh rate was and automatically chooses one that doesn't really suit my monitor... Whenever I open the Display settings window, it comes back to normal and stops flickering... I wish I could fix this...

Thanks in advance.

[flarson]

Re: Where are the display settings store on Kubuntu?

~/.kde/share/config/systemsettingsrc contains the vertical and horizontal pixels on my system but does not contain the refresh rate, although this is specified in System Settings-> Dispaly.

[flarson]

Re: Where are the display settings store on Kubuntu?

A little more looking and I found
~/.kde/share/config/krandrrc

[kyonides]

Re: Where are the display settings store on Kubuntu?

This is what I found in krandrrc (thanks mando for the tip!)

[Screen_0]
OutputsUnified=false
UnifiedRect=0,0,0,0
UnifiedRotation=1

[Screen_0_Output_default]
Active=true
Rect=0,0,1024,768
RefreshRate=70
Rotation=1

If I'm right, it already knows that I like to use a refresh rate of 70... so why does it flicker until I open the Display settings window every single time I log into Kubuntu?

Edit:

I even modified it but the problem still persists... If I logout and log back in or I restart the PC and run Kubuntu, the screens flickers until I'm able to open the Display settings window...

[Screen_0]
Active=true
OutputsUnified=true
UnifiedRect=0,0,1024,768
UnifiedRefreshRate=70
UnifiedRotation=1

[Screen_0_Output_default]
Active=false
Rect=0,0,1024,768
RefreshRate=70
Rotation=1

How can I make sure it uses the refresh rate I picked up from the very beginning (during the login and loading screens)?

[kyonides]

Re: Where are the display settings store on Kubuntu?

I kinda solved it, I guess...

I had to edit xorg.conf and krandrrc to make sure it'd recognize my Display settings from the very beginning (during the login screen).