Thanks for info. I am not expert user of these and novice to begin with. We don't use xorg, however I found these ..
bash-3.00$ cat ~/.ctwm-conf/Xresources /* xterm */ xterm*multiScroll: on xterm*jumpScroll: on xterm*reverseWrap: off xterm*curses: on xterm*Font: 8x13bold xterm*scrollBar: off xterm*scrollbar*thickness: 5 xterm*multiClickTime: 500 xterm*charClass: 33:48,37:48,45-47:48,64:48 xterm*cutNewline: off xterm*Border: gray xterm*ReverseVideo: true xterm*BodyFont: 8x15 xterm*DeiconifyWarp: off xterm*MarginBell: on xterm*MenuFont: timrom12 xterm*Mouse: yellow xterm*TitleFont: vtbold xterm*AllowIconInput: on xterm*InternalBorder: 1 xterm*foreground: gray rxvt*multiScroll: on rxvt*jumpScroll: on rxvt*reverseWrap: off rxvt*curses: on rxvt*Font: 8x15bold rxvt*scrollBar: off rxvt*scrollbar*thickness: 5 rxvt*multiClickTime: 500 rxvt*charClass: 33:48,37:48,45-47:48,64:48 rxvt*cutNewline: off rxvt*Border: gray rxvt*ReverseVideo: true rxvt*BodyFont: 8x15 rxvt*DeiconifyWarp: off rxvt*MarginBell: on rxvt*MenuFont: timrom12 rxvt*Mouse: yellow rxvt*TitleFont: vtbold rxvt*AllowIconInput: on rxvt*InternalBorder: 1 rxvt*foreground: gray bash-3.00$ bash-3.00$ bash-3.00$ cat .ctwm-conf/xsession #!/bin/sh set XTERM="xterm -ls -T $USER@$HOST -n $USER@$HOST -e bash" xrdb -merge ~/.ctwm-conf/Xresources xsetroot -solid DodgerBlue4 ctwm ${XTERM} bash-3.00$ Can I do something here to add DISPLAY ? Pls let me know - Ravi On Mon, Jul 2, 2012 at 4:53 PM, Richard Levitte <rich...@levitte.org> wrote: > Aha! > > From the look of it, your X server isn't properly configured, it's > thinking the display has a different dimension. The fact that some > lines of text have a grey edge and others don't is a dead giveaway. > > I dunno how you configure things, there are a number of GUI tools > around these days, and I'm still at editing /etc/X11/xorg.conf... > > Now, I don't know which X11 incantation you use. As you might guess, > I use Xorg, so I'll take it from that one, please translate to yoru > configuration file (which looks the same, it's just likely to have a > somewhat different name if you don't run Xorg). If you hack that > file, look for the Screen section, add a Subsection "Display" with the > dimensions of your display (you should have a man page xorg.conf(5) or > similar). > > If you run Xorg, you can remove the Screen section, unless you have a > complex multi-display/multi-graphcard setup. Xorg is pretty smart in > figuring out the hardware. > > Cheers, > Richard > > In message > <CA+YGHLGikt2OE=n8rrca4hpmbuk5+2isa3gd_jpurpk-3-u...@mail.gmail.com> on Mon, > 2 Jul 2012 15:58:56 +0530, Ravi Uday <raviu...@gmail.com> said: > > raviuday> Thanks for the reply. > raviuday> > raviuday> I have attached a png shot with 1680x1050 display. > raviuday> I am not sure how to find what fonts I am using.. Pls let me know > any > raviuday> commands i could use on my lds server. > raviuday> > raviuday> - Ravi > raviuday> > raviuday> On Mon, Jul 2, 2012 at 3:21 PM, Richard Levitte > <rich...@levitte.org> wrote: > raviuday> > In message > <ca+yghlev_ae8wkpqmg5a6nyf0x1gta+r-wov8udt4c37atd...@mail.gmail.com> on Mon, > 2 Jul 2012 14:45:30 +0530, Ravi Uday <raviu...@gmail.com> said: > raviuday> > > raviuday> > raviuday> Does anyone have a sample of .ctwmrc which works for > display of > raviuday> > raviuday> 1680x1050 > raviuday> > raviuday> Suddenly my fonts and code looks horrible :( > raviuday> > > raviuday> > How does the titles, ctwm menus, workspace manager, icon manager, > that > raviuday> > sort of thing look? Outside of that, it's in the application and > in > raviuday> > the fonts available with your X server. How are fonts served, > are you > raviuday> > using xft or something like that? Do you use ttf fonts? > raviuday> > > raviuday> > Cheers, > raviuday> > Richard > raviuday> > > raviuday> > -- > raviuday> > Richard Levitte rich...@levitte.org > raviuday> > > http://richard.levitte.org/ > raviuday> > > raviuday> > "Life is a tremendous celebration - and I'm invited!" > raviuday> > -- from a friend's blog, translated from Swedish > raviuday> > >