Jeff Buckey:
> ... When I run Linux in it's 'native' command line interface and
> then switch to and start X-windows my 'x-window' screen is off center.
> I have to adjust my monitor screen every time I switch back and forth
> between X and the command line...
Jose Albores:
> Just open an "xterm" window under your window manager, and then choose:
> [root@whacker] # xvidtune
> You may choose there: upper, lower, wider, narrower, taller, shorter,
> etc...
> And when you like it, choose "Apply".
> And thats all... and enjoy !!!
Um. I had the same problem, but "apply" didn't persist across
sessions. I had to write down the settings, then edit the config file
manually. Maybe I should have been running X as root? xvidtune
couldn't write to the config file?
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