** Description changed: - My PC is an old one : amd k6 200 with an old ATI graphical card : rage. So I decided to install Xubuntu jaunty on it (because it shoul be faster), and I used EXT4 partition system. From boot to login, the speed is correct, but from login to XFCE desktop it is horribly slow. The desktop is only displayed after at least 2 minutes. The screen resolution is very high (1600x1200 for a 17" screen!!). + My PC is an old one : amd k6 200 with an old ATI graphical card : rage. So I decided to install Xubuntu jaunty on it (because it should be faster), and I used EXT4 partition system. From boot to login, the speed is correct, but from login to XFCE desktop it is horribly slow. The desktop is only displayed after at least 2 minutes. The screen resolution is very high (1600x1200 for a 17" screen!!). So I set it to 1024x768 using "Display" and the "settings editor" too. But as soon as I reboot the PC, the screen resolution come back to 1600x1200 though it remains set as 1024x768 in the settings editor (but not in the Display application). So there is a difference between the resolution set in Display and in the settings editor. That's weird. 1) What is the origin of this screen resolution issue? (I want it to stay set as 1024x768) 2) Why is it so slow to display the desktop after login? - Do you think it is because of the graphical card ? Then why it is always said that Xubuntu is convenient for OLD PC's and it does not work with OLD graphical cards (from old PC's) ? That is not consistent. + Do you think it is because of the graphical card ? Then why is it always said that Xubuntu is convenient for OLD PC's and it does not work with OLD graphical cards (from old PC's) ? That is not consistent. Any help for this issues ? Thanks in advance Sam
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