Beryl goes white after logout-login

Hi, i have just install Beryl and make it run at startup. But when i logout-login on my account the screen goes white. Anyone can help me? Thanks
Last edited by plaga701 (2007-05-06 22:23:45)

I own a ATI x700 and i use KDE. It works perfectly at the first login. I tried turning off Beryl before i logout but it gaves me the same result.
Last edited by plaga701 (2007-05-07 17:13:56)

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