Re: KDE3.2.1 X resolution [FIXED]

2004-03-27 Thread Anders Ellenshøj Andersen
On Saturday 27 March 2004 17:58, Adeodato Simó wrote:
 You have two options: (1) restore -dpi 100 in Xservers, so that
 you'll have the same as you had before upgrading [note that you'll
 have to change back your KDE fonts]; (2) stay in 75, 75 (which is
 what XFree detects is appropiate for your card, I think/it seems)
 and change/tweak *once* the font-size for GTK apps, just as you did
 in KDE.

I did some research and evidence suggested that XFree86 should be able to 
calculate the resolution automatically, given the correct info.

It obviously wasn't able to pull the LCD display for this info via the 
mechanism described in the manual.

So I took a ruler and manually measured the physical size of the LCD diplay in 
millimeters and entered it into the monitor section of XF86Config-4 using the 
DisplaySize option.

This worked. XFree86 now correctly finds the dpi to be 96x96 dpi.

Thanks for the hints.

Anders

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Re: KDE3.2.1 X resolution [FIXED]

2004-03-27 Thread Doug Holland
On Saturday 27 March 2004 10:58 am, Anders Ellenshøj Andersen wrote:
 On Saturday 27 March 2004 17:58, Adeodato Simó wrote:
  You have two options: (1) restore -dpi 100 in Xservers, so that
  you'll have the same as you had before upgrading [note that you'll
  have to change back your KDE fonts]; (2) stay in 75, 75 (which is
  what XFree detects is appropiate for your card, I think/it seems)
  and change/tweak *once* the font-size for GTK apps, just as you did
  in KDE.

 I did some research and evidence suggested that XFree86 should be able to
 calculate the resolution automatically, given the correct info.

 It obviously wasn't able to pull the LCD display for this info via the
 mechanism described in the manual.

 So I took a ruler and manually measured the physical size of the LCD diplay
 in millimeters and entered it into the monitor section of XF86Config-4
 using the DisplaySize option.

 This worked. XFree86 now correctly finds the dpi to be 96x96 dpi.

 Thanks for the hints.

 Anders

That's what I did.  In fact, using DisplaySize is the most Correct (TM) way to 
do it, since it gives you the true dpi of your monitor, and if you change 
your resolution, X will still get the true new dpi of your monitor.


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