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I changed my screen resolution in Urban Terror and got the "output not supported" black screen. How can I change back to the original configuration? I couldn't find a configuration file for it. I tried uninstalling urbanterror and quake3 packages and reinstalling but it doesn't completely remove UT. Then I did a yum clean all - still doesn't completely remove it. Thanks!
Most probably you have it on your home as a hidden folder.
If you do "ls -la" it will display as well hidden files and folders. You gotta look there.
Thank you - I completely forgot about the . directories I'll look through them. On first glance I don't see any folders labeled quake or UT - do you know of a way to search not only files using the locate command but files inside the hiddren directories? Thanks!
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I'll look through them. On first glance I don't see any folders labeled quake or UT - do you know of a way to search not only files using the locate command but files inside the hiddren directories? Thanks!
