> if you don't want change Xorg.conf, just change dpi > on gnome "System" -> "Preferences" -> "Appearance", > then on "Fonts" tab just click "Details" on bottom > right (Font Rendering Details), and you can change > "dpi" on top left. > > Carlos Almeida,
Carlos, I've been using a modified xorg.conf for months to correctly set the dpi to 133. However, on updating to snv_87, that modified xorg.conf no longer sets the dpi to 133 - it goes to 96. Looking in the log file, it appears that the dpi is set to 133 and later (near the end of the log) it is set back to 96. I'd be interested in what I need to add to the xorg.conf file to get dpi correctly set. DPI of 96 does not happen with Solaris 10 U5 and did not with snv_86 or older with the modified xorg.conf. I don't use gnome so I need to fix things in the xorg.conf so things work correctly in CDE (and gnome if I choose to use it at some later time). I know I should get used to gnome but I prefer the simple (and faster) CDE, especially on older notebooks and SunRays. Thanks, Stuart This message posted from opensolaris.org
