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I messed up in the options and now my screen is blacked out and has a floating blue box that reads: Frequency out of Range. I must have made the resolution too high. Can you give me instructions on how to correct this, e.g.:
Options are recorded in a file dedicated to your user. You can remove this file to get back to default options. Depending on your system, the file may be located in :
* For Linux/Unix system (including Mac OS X): $HOME/.config/wormux/config.xml with $HOME corresponding to the home directory of your user, for instance /home/linus
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