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Old 04-21-2001, 12:30 AM   #1
JereBear
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I am using a really old monitro, one which I don't know the refresh rates. After a fresh install I am able start X-Windows just fine. After running xf86config and getting to the resolution settings, I saw that I could say "yes" to a virtual screen, where the X-Server scrolls over on a desktop of a larger resolution. Seeing as how after I run xf86config, everything is funky (due to my lack of refresh rates), I am asking if there's a way to enable this 'virtual desktop' thing without running the xf86config program.

If clearification is needed, lemme know.

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Old 04-21-2001, 09:30 PM   #2
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Its either run the xfconfig again or edit the XF86Config file and finding the setting of a virtual display in there. Usually though I wouldn't recommend doing that file by hand unless you know what your doing.
 
  


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