Ron LeVine wrote:
> I hand edited the file: XF86Config-4 in the /etc/X11/ directory and it
> worked great. Now I actually have some screen real estate again. wheee.
I'm sorry I didn't see your question earlier.
A better way is to run this command. It leads you through a Q&A
session about y
what's the output of uname -a?
ls -l /etc/X11
should give you some idea.
If you've got the full GNOME environment
you can run gnome-display-preferences from the command line
on Ubuntu it's a menu item under System>Preferences>Screen Resolution
On 10/26/06, Ron LeVine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
Greetings all,
I hand edited the file: XF86Config-4 in the /etc/X11/ directory and it
worked great. Now I actually have some screen real estate again. wheee.
Thanks again all,
Ron
larry price wrote:
look in /etc/X11/
there is either an xorg.conf (modern) or XFree86.conf (old school) fil
Thanks Larry,
Unfortunately, neither file is in that directory or listed in the
whereis. Yes, I ran updatedb to make sure.
Any other thoughts? Is there a tool that I can use besides the
XF86config tool??? I was hoping for something in the gui.
Thanks again
Ron
larry price wrote:
look in /
look in /etc/X11/
there is either an xorg.conf (modern) or XFree86.conf (old school) file
that needs a modeline.
On 10/26/06, Ron LeVine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Greetings all,
Ok, I managed to get Debian to play pretty well with my system. The only
thing that I see right now that is amiss
Greetings all,
Ok, I managed to get Debian to play pretty well with my system. The only
thing that I see right now that is amiss is I have a 19 inch monitor and
800x600 resolution.
Anyone care to share where the config file is or a config utility for
adjusting the resolution to something mor
