Which version of xfree86 are you running and which server are you running.
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From: Muad'Dib
Sent: 15 January 2000 23:20
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Subject:[newbie] XF86 problem
ok, here's the problem:
i can't for the life of me get KDE to switch screen
What is the answer to the netscape font problem?
They are very small in my browser.
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From: Sam
Sent: 16 January 2000 00:21
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Subject:Re: [newbie] XF86 problem
Okay,
So you've told us what you've done- but what is the problem
If you go into edit/preferences you can adjust the font size.
John the Nadger
http://mklinux.cjb.net
www.nadger.uklinux.net
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From: Warren Rowe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 17, 2000 12:33 PM
Subject: RE: [newbie] XF86 problem
What
the video card is ATI All-in-Wonder (NOT Pro)
Noah Body wrote:
What video card are you running?
ok, here's the problem:
i can't for the life of me get KDE to switch screen resolutions.
- i've rerun xconf 100 times
- i've manually edited XF86Config
- i've tried many different options
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
"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
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
