On Saturday 18 November 2006 01:44, Dave Bellows wrote:
> Yet another update. I manually set the display size (according to the
> xorg wiki multiplying the resolution by the dot pitch) which did not
> help. And then I looked at the log and saw this ominous looking line:
>
> Virtual Screen Size de
Yet another update. I manually set the display size (according to the
xorg wiki multiplying the resolution by the dot pitch) which did not
help. And then I looked at the log and saw this ominous looking line:
Virtual Screen Size determined to be 1680x1200
It should be 1680x1050. Why is the vi
Another update. I am now running Kubuntu off a live CD and it is
displaying everything correctly. A quick perusal of the xorg.conf
file didn't reveal any different settings. Perhaps the version of
xorg? I will keep investigating and I appreciate any help or
suggestions.
David Bellows
On 11/1
On 11/17/06, Anton Piatek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dave Bellows wrote:
> Update. Of course I can't run 1600x1000 instead the monitor went to
> the next resolution on the list which was 1600x1200. I was then able
> to shrink the horizontal size and reposition the screen to make it
> fit. Ther
Dave Bellows wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I just got a new ViewSonic VG2230 widescreen LCD monitor for my Debian
> Testing box. After I installed it I ran "dpkg-reconfigure -phigh
> xserver-xorg". It seemingly correctly configured xorg.conf for a
> resolution of 1680x1050 as recommended by the bookle
Dave Bellows wrote:
> Update. Of course I can't run 1600x1000 instead the monitor went to
> the next resolution on the list which was 1600x1200. I was then able
> to shrink the horizontal size and reposition the screen to make it
> fit. There are now thin black bars along either side of the scre
Update. Of course I can't run 1600x1000 instead the monitor went to
the next resolution on the list which was 1600x1200. I was then able
to shrink the horizontal size and reposition the screen to make it
fit. There are now thin black bars along either side of the screen
but there doesn't seem t
* Dave Bellows <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [061116 16:39]:
> Also, the screen is huge. I'd never really notice what letters looked
> like before. There's a certain fuzziness around each of the letters
> on the screen that I think is related to anti-aliasing perhaps. It's
> fairly noticeable though I ima
Hello all,
I just got a new ViewSonic VG2230 widescreen LCD monitor for my Debian
Testing box. After I installed it I ran "dpkg-reconfigure -phigh
xserver-xorg". It seemingly correctly configured xorg.conf for a
resolution of 1680x1050 as recommended by the booklet that came with
the monitor.
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