> > > The skin coordinates actually are virtual. > Meaning, you can use a 800x600 skin in a a 1600x1200 display as-is. And > what is meant to be located at the middle of the screen (at virtual > coordinate 400x300) will appear at the middle of the screen. > But you have to: > - keep the geometry to 800x600 in the skin file > - change the geometry in /etc/freevo/freevo.conf to your actual size display > > At least, It worked that way last time I checked. > That sounds about right, but that also makes the coords. _relative_ not virtual. In other words teh locations are relative to the assigned skin size. I suspect this probable works better over all. Sould probably play with this some.
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