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My current screen resolution for ubuntu 11.04 is 1152 X 864
when i tried to change it to 1360 x 768. screen moved to side and no able to adjust. i want to increase my resolution, because my in wide screen it looking bore. Please help my Graphics card is nvidia 7200 GS.
LG 21" LCD.
This may be a driver problem. Have you tried to install the NVidia driver (using the Additional Drivers program)? Don't forget to reboot after installing the driver.
yes TobiSGD, installed the current version, rebooted.
now im using 1152x864 and the screen stretches.
in windows 1360x768 is better, but when i tried in ubuntu screen goes some where....
hope u understand my prblm see the screen shot.
now got the resolution 640 x 480 :-/
i restored old one, but now the option 1360x768 not in that list and refresh rate reduced from 60 to 50-51
how it happens???
:-|
Please post your "/var/log/Xorg.0.log" and that from "640x480 resolution" - probably "Xorg.1.log" files. If you don't known which is it, post all you have Xorg.<number>.log. Also output of "dmesg" command can be handy.
Please post your "/var/log/Xorg.0.log" and that from "640x480 resolution" - probably "Xorg.1.log" files. If you don't known which is it, post all you have Xorg.<number>.log. Also output of "dmesg" command can be handy.
For me every Linux is the best Search the forum, as many people ask that. It depends on what are your requirements about system, how and to what you want to use it, etc. Anyway your problems with graphics is not related to specific distribution, rather to Xorg application, nvidia drivers, maybe kernel version, which are nearly the same on every distribution.
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