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I click on system utilities / Display settings so I can change my video display from 800x600 to 1024x768.
When doing so a message box appears saying I need to log out and restart X.
How do I restart X?
I have rebooted several times thinking this will restart X.
If this is not how I restart X, pleaes tell me how to...
If you rebooted the system, then yes. X is restarted.
If you are unable to obtain a resolution higher than 800x600, your monitor settings may have not been configured correctly.
If you need more help, please tell us which Linux distribution you are using.
im using a demo versio of red hat 9 which I downloaded from redhat.como... or least i think its a demo.
nonetheless,
my monitor is a Micron Electronics Inc. Model 910LX.
Is there something in Red Hat that resembles this model which I can select to try that video display monitor for settings...?
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