Xconfigurator or xf86config should fix the display problem. To exit either
kde or gnome, you click on the "logout" button which looks like a padlock
under kde and, I believe, is under the "foot" menu in gnome and is labeled
simply "log out" or something of the sort.
To reboot your computer, you
Alan Pitts wrote:
Would someone also be kind enough to tell me the correct way to close down,
exit linux from either kde and/or gnome so that I can reboot into windows.
Sorry, can't help you with the screen problem, but many people here can!
If you will log out of kde or gnome (hit the X on
Hi,
I have just installed the Deluxe Linux-Mandrake 6.0
systemapparently successfuly - Lilo boots into both windows and linux
!
My problem is that the display I see in Linux is
far too big for my screen ! It's like holding a magazine right up to your
face so that you can't see the
Hi,
Apologies if this is received twicemy fault...I'm having a Monday on a
Friday.
I have just installed the Deluxe Linux-Mandrake 6.0
systemapparently successfuly - Lilo boots into both windows and linux
!
My problem is that the display I see in Linux is
far too big for my
