i tried this program, and yet it still will not display other resolutions.
i've also manually adjusted the XF86Config file to add them in.
no luck.
could it be something to do with switching ctrl/caps lock functions?
i haven't actually changed the defaults, but could that possibly be screwing anything
up?
and while i'm on this topic, is it possible to make the alt key do the work of the esc
key?
whenever i wish to jump to the beginning of a command line, i have to press esc.
alt would be much more convenient....
thanks.
Michael Scottaline wrote:
> "Muad'Dib" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > OK, i repeat:
> > i can't get KDE to switch screen resolutions.
> > that means, that whereas most LINUX users upon hitting the
> > ctrl+alt+numpad-plussign/minussign would be able to resize their desktop, i
> > cannot.
> > that is the problem.
> > the small fonts, et alia, are the corollary.
> > i don't need this for an app. i just would like to be able to exercise my
> > right to switch screen resolutions should i so please. :)
> > that's all.
> =======================================
> Then you need to have more than one resolution listed xf86config file.
> Try XF86Setup
> It's totally graphical. It will allow you to choose several possible
> resolutions (e.g., 640x480; 800x600; etc...) and will make the necessary
> changes to xf86config.
> Save the changes, restart x, and then try <cntrl><alt><+/->. It should now
> work.
> HTH,
> Mike
>
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