Op 12-01-10 21:39, allcoms schreef:
With digital monitors you are almost always guaranteed to have an EDID
(IIRC, DVI and HDMI require it) which should prevent you from needing
to tweak the modeline as the EDID contains the supported modelines
from the monitor.
Alex
I have a Mini 10
On Thu, 2010-01-07 at 18:43 +, allcoms wrote:
Isn't gnome-display-properties sufficient? Which additional features
would you need?
No, gnome-display-properties isn't sufficient to my needs as it does
neither of the two features I am looking for which are:
1- Visual resizing (as in
Hi Steve!
Ah! xvidtune! I'm surprised it took so long for someone to name the
command that I was looking for. Is this what yast's graphics and
display module is using to do what it does?
I'm typing this atm under X.Org X Server 1.7.2, using the RadeonHD
driver with a RHD 4350 connected to a
On Tue, Jan 12, 2010 at 11:54 AM, allcoms allc...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi Steve!
Ah! xvidtune! I'm surprised it took so long for someone to name the
command that I was looking for. Is this what yast's graphics and
display module is using to do what it does?
I'm typing this atm under X.Org
Op 12-01-10 17:54, allcoms schreef:
Hi Steve!
Ah! xvidtune! I'm surprised it took so long for someone to name the
command that I was looking for. Is this what yast's graphics and
display module is using to do what it does?
Are you really sure that it's what you were looking for!? Have you
xvidtune doesn't work with xrandr 1.2. It needs to be updated to
support multiple outputs.
Alex
Seems we've finally got the the bottom of my original question- thanks
Steve and Alex!
Does anyone plan on updating xvidtune to work with the latest X/xrandr
and multiple displays? I would
On Tue, Jan 12, 2010 at 2:59 PM, allcoms allc...@googlemail.com wrote:
xvidtune doesn't work with xrandr 1.2. It needs to be updated to
support multiple outputs.
Alex
Seems we've finally got the the bottom of my original question- thanks
Steve and Alex!
Does anyone plan on updating
With digital monitors you are almost always guaranteed to have an EDID
(IIRC, DVI and HDMI require it) which should prevent you from needing
to tweak the modeline as the EDID contains the supported modelines
from the monitor.
Alex
I have a Mini 10 netbook with poulsbo gfx / HDMI out which
On Tue, Jan 12, 2010 at 3:39 PM, allcoms allc...@googlemail.com wrote:
With digital monitors you are almost always guaranteed to have an EDID
(IIRC, DVI and HDMI require it) which should prevent you from needing
to tweak the modeline as the EDID contains the supported modelines
from the
Sounds like you have an unlucky display. Even without an EDID, your
TV will likely work with the standard HTDV timing modelines (it should
for devices like cable boxes and DVD/BD players). Also note that some
tv's automatically overscan HDMI for some reason, you may have to
adjust the
Op 07-01-10 11:51, allcoms schreef:
Hi!
I have been looking for a tool for visually resizing and positioning X
displays that is distribution neutral. I realise we have xrandr for
listing and changing display resolutions and rotations but it doesn't
seem to offer the ability to visually
Éric Piel wrote:
Op 07-01-10 11:51, allcoms schreef:
Hi!
I have been looking for a tool for visually resizing and positioning X
displays that is distribution neutral. I realise we have xrandr for
listing and changing display resolutions and rotations but it doesn't
seem to offer the ability
On Thu, 2010-01-07 at 19:00 +0100, Didier Spaier wrote:
Éric Piel wrote:
Isn't gnome-display-properties sufficient? Which additional features
would you need?
I would prefer a tool not gnome-dependent, as a _Fluxbox_only_ Slackware user
;)
So you don't want to use a toolkit, but you want
Twas brillig at 13:23:00 07.01.2010 UTC-05 when a...@nwnk.net did gyre and
gimble:
Isn't gnome-display-properties sufficient? Which additional
features would you need?
I would prefer a tool not gnome-dependent, as a _Fluxbox_only_ Slackware
user ;)
AJ So you don't want to use a
Op 07-01-10 19:00, Didier Spaier schreef:
Éric Piel wrote:
Op 07-01-10 11:51, allcoms schreef:
Hi!
I have been looking for a tool for visually resizing and positioning X
displays that is distribution neutral. I realise we have xrandr for
listing and changing display resolutions and
Isn't gnome-display-properties sufficient? Which additional features
would you need?
No, gnome-display-properties isn't sufficient to my needs as it does
neither of the two features I am looking for which are:
1- Visual resizing (as in 'graphically' adjusting the screens outer borders) and
2-
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