display settings
lowell
yellowdog-newbie@lists.terrasoftsolutions.com
Sat, 05 Oct 2002 16:39:44 -0500
When you r4econfigured X do accomodate your new monitor, did you choose
more than one resolution? If so, turn on the numberpad (if necessary;
I'm remembering from RedHat) and strike Ctrl-Alt-+ (or -)(on the
numberpad, not the top of the keyboard) to access those other res's.
If you didn't choose other resolutions, consider running
Xconfigurator from the command line and choosing some during the setup
procedure. Then you can pick one that offers a useable desktop...
HTH
Lowell
Manny wrote:
>hey all...i just got a different monitor(samtron 76DF
>17") but i've had to reconfigure linux for it...i was
>able to change the refresh rate so i can view the
>display but my problem is that i cant make the entire
>desktop smaller to fit the screen...the monitor
>settings on the monitor dont change this..i've looked
>at xconfiguration as well but changing the resolutions
>dosent seem to make the display(desktop)
>smaller...when i move the mouse up...the rest of the
>desktop appears...and when i move the mouse
>down...the panel appears(which is not on autohide for
>those of you thinking that). does anyone know any
>solution to this. any ideas are greatly appreciated...manny
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