Quoting Jonathan Stickel ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Since I've been using Linux (~2002), I've not seen a monitor go up in
smoke due to incorrect settings. Maybe some old-school linuxers can
give some horror stories, but I don't think you have much risk in just
trying out your new monitor with
Quoting Jimbo ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
I knew it was going but thought I had a little bit more time. Bought new
monitor (Samsung syncmaster 203b) and am worried about starting debian on
old monitor settings. Will things auto detect?
Usually, sure. X11 queries each individual monitor for its
Jimbo wrote:
I knew it was going but thought I had a little bit more time. Bought
new monitor (Samsung syncmaster 203b) and am worried about starting
debian on old monitor settings. Will things auto detect? How bout the
nvidia video card I just installed?
If no auto detect can I edit
On Monday 04 September 2006 16:40, Jonathan Stickel wrote:
Jimbo wrote:
I knew it was going but thought I had a little bit more time.
Bought new monitor (Samsung syncmaster 203b) and am worried about
starting debian on old monitor settings. Will things auto detect?
How bout the nvidia
I turned it on thinking the same thing but wound up with another problem. My
xserver wouldn't load because of my new video card.
I did however googled and found out that I could dpkg my xfree86-4 something
file. I did that and boom! I now have a desktop worth bragging about.
Aahh if I could
I knew it was going but thought I had a little bit more time. Bought new
monitor (Samsung syncmaster 203b) and am worried about starting debian on
old monitor settings. Will things auto detect? How bout the nvidia video
card I just installed?
If no auto detect can I edit some files w/o
