Jonathan Leonard wrote: > There is a gnome conf file in the user directory that really hung me > up a few times because it was overriding the xorg.conf resolution > settings. After I deleted it, I was able manually work with xorg.conf > reliably. > > jonathan adams leonard
Hi Jonathan :) hi all :) since today I've got a new monitor and I'm not able to edit xorg.conf to fit to the new monitor :D. While The old one was a 17", the new one is a 19". It was hardly to stand 60 Hz for the 17", but it's sickeningly for the new 19". I can't find a GNOME config, maybe because I still had a customized xorg.conf, anyway, even after running "sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg" there were no changes. Can anybody help? Cheers, Ralf PS: I also will change the resolution, didn't try it until now, because I first need to solve the frequency trouble. Phew, I'm also struggling with the monitor's menu, pincushion etc. are terrible. The monitor is tip-top but very, very bad adjusted and I can't see any option to reset it :(. Does anybody know something about a LIFETEC / MEDION MODEL NAME: MD1998JB Typ No: J91B? _______________________________________________ 64studio-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.64studio.com/mailman/listinfo/64studio-users
