(In reply to Mindaugas Baranauskas from comment #0) > > rpm --changelog -q xf86-video-modesetting | head -n3 > package xf86-video-modesetting is not installed xf86-video-modesetting is not installed because it was merged into the xserver package more than two years ago, which made it the default. All xf86-video* are optional, and for nearly all the most common, non-ancient gfxchips, not required. (In reply to Stefan Dirsch from comment #18) > At least we now have a workaround for Mindaugas' 32bit machine from 2005. > Dumb slow, but what can we do? Nobody will still look into RS400 issues. > Seriously. Since it doesn't happen to me on KDE3 using xf86-video-radeon, maybe it should be looked at by KDE and/or SDDM people. I think if this is reproducible on antiX and reported there it will get fixed, but according to distrowatch, antiX doesn't offer Plasma.