resolution
hey guys a stupid newbi question but how do you change the resolution of your monitor under redhat 9 ? :D
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Actually that question is not stupid...believe me I know..took me a week to figure out the simple answer.Anyway.... Run "xf86config" or "xf86config" and follow the on screen instructions.Thats the simplest way....you could always edit your /etc/XF86Config file but thats pretty complicated for a newbie :). Remeber to backup your old copy of XF86Config before doing anything with your resolution. Have fun. :D
Regards WB |
hehe thanks mate another question i have is ...
i have just insatlled Icewm from rpm with all the files needed but it doesnt show it in the session type how do i use it ??? thanks running redhat 9 |
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Icewm huh? Cool thats what I use...:) .What I do is edit my $HOME/.xinitrc file ...
So that it looks like the following... exec icewm Then run startx and everything should work. Dont forget to backup your .xinitrc first :D. Regards WB |
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Hmmm...didn't know anythign about that....I'll have to check and see if mine is set automatically. Cause it works everytime. I thought maybe it was because I'm always logged in as root. But I checked and it works for a normal user too....Hmmm sorry I thought it was a universal fix.
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Ahhhhh....I understand.....His post didn't make that clear.....sorry ppls.My bad.
So how to add sessions....i dont have yabotae clue :/ Sorry. |
Create a file with the window managers name in /etc/X11/gdm/Sessions with the following lines
#!/bin/bash exec /etc/X11/xdm/Xsession window_manager For example, to add icewm: vim /etc/X11/gdm/Sessions/IceWM and put in it: #!/bin/bash exec /etc/X11/xdm/Xsession icewm |
Cool....thats pretty simple..Well thanks darthux I'll remeber that...as a matter of fact I'm gonna do it in 10 mins after writing this..:D. Why couldn't i have thought of that?.....
YABOTAE! WB |
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