Killed my xserver - here is a quick fix
Posted 09-21-2015 at 08:23 AM by WestCoastSunset
Delete your xorg.conf and reboot.
Actually, I just logged in as root and moved it to my home folder. I wanted to compare the new configuration file, which gets autogenerated, to the mangled config, which got that way when I tried to get Jedi Outcast running.
I did have to reset the resolution as it was on 640 x 480 (This is the default resolution for Jedi I think)
This is something in which there is no windows equivalent. Which for some nerdy reason pleases me greatly.
Actually, I just logged in as root and moved it to my home folder. I wanted to compare the new configuration file, which gets autogenerated, to the mangled config, which got that way when I tried to get Jedi Outcast running.
I did have to reset the resolution as it was on 640 x 480 (This is the default resolution for Jedi I think)
This is something in which there is no windows equivalent. Which for some nerdy reason pleases me greatly.
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Renaming it to xorg.conf.old or xorg.conf.bk , bk =(backup).
Would have sufficed also. Just for info. Nothing else.Posted 09-27-2015 at 12:33 PM by rokytnji