Using U10.04, I get
"You have requested a mode-line
That is not possible, or not supported by your hardware configuration"
when pressing 'Test' in xvidtune as soon as it appears (without any
modification of the parameters).
I would like to maintain a 1:1 pixel equivalence after reducing the
working area, would the xvidtune approach do that or would it try to fit
1024x600 in a 1024x590 area instead, losing resolution?
Pat: Not a spammer here! Can you paste the odd message here to find out
what can it be?
Sorry English is not my primary language, thanks for your understanding.
Carlos.
El 14/05/10 06:25, Pat Kane escribió:
John,
I just tried "xvidtune" on my eeepc with U19.04 and got the message:
Unable to query monitor info
the "xdpyinfo" command indicates that I have the "XFree86-VidModeExtension"
so I'm not sure what the problem might be...
Pat
---
P.S. I got an odd message from the first msg I sent to
"carba...@upvnet.upv.es";
maybe that is a spammer?
On Thu, May 13, 2010 at 4:11 PM, John Yoder<john.yo...@twny.net> wrote:
How about using an application like Xvidtune. It is designed to give
appropriate modelines to center the display. I googled and found
http://learnbyblogging.com/?p=66 Much less painful.
On Thu, May 13, 2010 at 1:11 PM, Pat Kane<pekan...@gmail.com> wrote:
Carlos,
How about putting an empty gnome panel above the current top panel?
It is a bit tricky but I just able to do it on my U10.04 system. Here is
what
I did:
1- right click in the top panel to get a popup menu
2- select the "properties" enty, then turn off "Expand"
you can now move the top panel down, out of the way
3- repeat 1
4- select "New Panel", turn off "Expand" and put it at "Top"
at this point I had to logout/login to see the change....
5- turn "Expand" on for the empty panel
6- move the original top panel back to just under the empty panel
and turn "Expand" back on.
On Thu, May 13, 2010 at 11:37 AM, Carlos Baiget<carba...@upvnet.upv.es>
wrote:
hello all,
I've changed the lcd screen of my eeepc which is 1024x600.
The problem is, the replacement is not exactly the one i needed and
although
it fits well, i cannot see the top first 5 or 6 pixel lines, because
they
are hidden behind the screen bezel.
My question is: could i trick Xorg to work as if the display were, say
1024x590 and ignore those lines? I prefer to lose them than having gnome
panel cut in a half.
I'm using ubuntu 10.04, with xrandr v1.3
I hope i've explained myself well...
Thanks for your reply.
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