This is the stereo version of KScreen by Sparky Stereo OS, forked from KDE/kscreen. It adds settings for a display's HDMI 1.4a 3D modes (frame packing, side by side and top and bottom) and for stereo outputs such as anaglyph.
Where it comes from:
- KScreen is made by the KDE community. Its authors include Alejandro Fiestas Olivares, Roman Gilg, Kai Uwe Broulik, Xaver Hugl, David Redondo and Sebastian Kügler.
- Debian is the base of the system.
- SparkyLinux, by Paweł "pavroo" Pijanowski, builds on Debian.
- Sparky Stereo OS is the stereo 3D edition of SparkyLinux: SparkyOS, powered by Debian.
The stereo3d branch holds the version the distribution builds.
KDE develops KScreen on invent.kde.org.
The canonical version of this work is there too, on the stereo3d-6.7 branch.
The licences are unchanged; see LICENSES.
Sparky Stereo OS, Daniel Ramos's edition of SparkyLinux (by Paweł "pavroo" Pijanowski).
KScreen is the screen management software for KDE Plasma Workspaces which tries to be as magic and automatic as possible for users with basic needs and easy to configure for those who want special setups.
KScreen is part of Plasma releases.
Please contact the support channels of your Linux distribution for user support first. If you encounter a bug you can report it at the KDE bug tracker (first look for duplicates).
See the CONTRIBUTING.md file.