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hello, i try to run tv-out on TV an only monitor.
when Xloads - switch to 640x480 can see only part of Desktop and can scroll around with the mouse...
- when using 800x600 i can see whole Desktop and images are blurry...
how to fix that??
Xorg does not allow it.
If you look at /etc/xorg.conf (or /etc/XF86config or something like) in the section "Screen" and subsection "Display" you can see string Modes. The largest mode is a screen virtual size. If you want 640x480 without scrolling you should remove 800x600 from the string and restart Xorg. Alas, it cannot be done without restarting.
Of course they are bigger than with 800x600. Maybe it would be easier to switch back to 800x600 and resize window... I know everything about IceWM, if you use it I could say how to do it with keyboard. Gnome and KDE are not keyboard friendly and probably you should to change the mode.
The only thing I know in fluxbox you can move windows holding Alt and moving mouse. I think you can find a corner of the window, moving window, and resize it then.
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