Re: screen resolution

2003-06-23 Thread Devrim GUNDUZ

Hi,

On 23 Jun 2003, Ricardo Striquer Soares wrote:

>  does anybody knows witch program to use for changing the screen
> resolution? i had a 15" with witch i used 1024x750 although i just got a
> 17" new one and have no idea on how change to 1280x1024.

If you want to use gui tools, run

redhat-config-xfree86

as root.

If you fail in running this command, install the related rpm.

Also, you might want to edit /etc/X11/XF86Config manually.

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Re: screen resolution

2002-04-27 Thread Anthony E. Greene

On 28-Apr-2002/15:46 +1000, david mackenzie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I have used Xconfigurator and sets up ok, but I cannot seem to load a 
>800x600 desktop.
>
>I have no idea how to switch from the current 640x 480 (I think thats 
>what it is) to my prefered 800x600.

Edit /etc/X11/XF86Config-4. Look for the Screen section.


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Re: screen resolution

2002-04-27 Thread david mackenzie

Anthony E. Greene wrote:

>On 28-Apr-2002/13:01 +1000, Dave Mackenzie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>  
>
>>This may sound silly but I have noidea how to change the screen resolution.
>>
>>
>
>Xconfigurator
>
>
>  
>
Thanks for your reply

I have used Xconfigurator and sets up ok, but I cannot seem to load a 
800x600 desktop.

I have no idea how to switch from the current 640x 480 (I think thats 
what it is) to my prefered 800x600.






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Re: screen resolution

2002-04-27 Thread Anthony E. Greene

On 28-Apr-2002/00:04 -0500, Jim Hale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>My system doesn't seem to have that - is it installed by default and can
>you get to it from konsole because whenever I try that it says that it
>can't find the file. :/

On my RH72 system, it comes from Xconfigurator-4.9.39-1.i386.rpm.

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RE: screen resolution

2002-04-27 Thread Ray Curtis

>>>>> "jh" == Jim Hale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

jh> My system doesn't seem to have that - is it installed by default and can
jh> you get to it from konsole because whenever I try that it says that it
jh> can't find the file. :/

jh> Thanks!


Yes, it should be installed if you installed X. If you don't have it
make sure you have the XFree86 rpms and Xconfigurator rpm.






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>> On 28-Apr-2002/13:01 +1000, Dave Mackenzie 
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>> >This may sound silly but I have noidea how to change the screen 
>> >resolution.
>> 
>> Xconfigurator
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RE: screen resolution

2002-04-27 Thread Jim Hale

My system doesn't seem to have that - is it installed by default and can
you get to it from konsole because whenever I try that it says that it
can't find the file. :/

Thanks!

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> On 28-Apr-2002/13:01 +1000, Dave Mackenzie 
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> >This may sound silly but I have noidea how to change the screen 
> >resolution.
> 
> Xconfigurator
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Re: screen resolution

2002-04-27 Thread Anthony E. Greene

On 28-Apr-2002/13:01 +1000, Dave Mackenzie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>This may sound silly but I have noidea how to change the screen resolution.

Xconfigurator


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Re: Screen Resolution??

2000-04-18 Thread Rajagopal Subash

Hi run Xconfigurator command from the prompt which will identify the video
controller and will ask for the resolution.
Subash

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Subject: Screen Resolution??


>How do I change the screen resolution to higher so
>that I can save the changes in order to surf the net?
>
>Cordially,
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>Jimmie
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Re: Screen Resolution

2000-01-04 Thread Philippe Moutarlier


There are tools like Xconfigurator which could help you producing the file

/etc/X11/XF86Config


However, I like doing things manually : at the end X will use this file in any case.

So, edit it under root and find this kind of section in the file :

Section "Screen"
Driver  "accel"
Device  "ATI|3D Rage LT Pro AGP-133"
Monitor "My Monitor"
Subsection "Display"
Depth   16
Modes   "1024x768"
ViewPort0 0
EndSubsection
EndSection

Depending on the server you are running (svga, S3 ), you will look for a section 
containng  either 

Driver "svga"

or 

Driver "accel"

Now, look at the line "Modes" in it and write "1024x768" in it.
You can also adjust the screen depth (Depth line above) as I think you let RH 6.0 
install 
itself and it might be in 8 bit mode (you probably want at least 16).

Restart X.

 
Philippe


Benjamin Green <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> Howdy,
> I just installed Redhat 6.0 and the screen resolution is way too
> 
> big.  Can anyone tell me how to get the screen res to 1024x768?  I know
> this sounds like such a newbie question to some of ya'll, but I would
> appreciate the help.  Thanks,
> 
> Ben
> 
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RE: Screen Resolution

2000-01-04 Thread Frank Rocco

Have a look at Xconfigurator.
Run at the command line.

HTH
Frank Rocco
newbie at linux


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