diff --git a/kcontrol/hwmanager/devicepropsdlg.cpp b/kcontrol/hwmanager/devicepropsdlg.cpp index 9bec0c3f8..ffb19da1a 100644 --- a/kcontrol/hwmanager/devicepropsdlg.cpp +++ b/kcontrol/hwmanager/devicepropsdlg.cpp @@ -688,7 +688,7 @@ void DevicePropertiesDialog::populateDeviceInformation() { } // RandR warning - base->labelRandrWarning->setText("NOTE: Any further integration of displays into TDE REQUIRES multi GPU support and other features slated for RandR 2.0.

Development on such features has been sorely lacking for well over a year as of 2012; if you want to see Linux come up to Windows and Macintosh standards in this area please tell the Xorg developers at http://www.x.org/wiki/XorgMailingLists

The TDE project badly needs these features before it can proceed with graphical monitor configuration tools:
* GPU object support
* The ability to query the active driver name for any Xorg output

To recap, this is not a TDE shortcoming, but rather is the result of a lack of fundamental Linux support for graphics configuration!"); + base->labelRandrWarning->setText(i18n("NOTE: Any further integration of displays into TDE REQUIRES multi GPU support and other features slated for RandR 2.0.

Development on such features has been sorely lacking for well over a year as of 2012; if you want to see Linux come up to Windows and Macintosh standards in this area please tell the Xorg developers at http://www.x.org/wiki/XorgMailingLists

The TDE project badly needs these features before it can proceed with graphical monitor configuration tools:
* GPU object support
* The ability to query the active driver name for any Xorg output

To recap, this is not a TDE shortcoming, but rather is the result of a lack of fundamental Linux support for graphics configuration!")); } if (m_device->type() == TDEGenericDeviceType::RootSystem) {