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Hi,
Am still struggling with this. This is the current output from xrandr -q Quote:
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I'm not sure how you can set multiple modes with Xorg. I have more experience with laptop displays where it makes sense only to operate at the native resolution. I can only give you basic tips on this. You can disable EDID probes with these options in your xorg.conf "Device" section:
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This is a laptop and this is my monitors native resolution (1680x) but this makes everything so ****ed small on the screen, and the taskbar at the bottom of the screen only extends halfway across the screen!!! It can run in any resolution it wants, I just want to be able to run my display at 1280 or 1024 to a) make things bigger and b) not waste half the screen! Am I talking about the right thing here - under windoze, by right clicking on the desktop, going to properties, I could set the display on the monitor to whatever I wanted. Is this the same function? Excuse my lack of experience with Suse!
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Ok. I don't think this is a resolution issue, so much as a desktop configuration issue. Can you tell us which desktop (KDE or Gnome)? Which version of openSUSE do you have installed? More info about which driver you're using might be helpful as well. This terminal command can help with latter:
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As requested - I am using 11.1 with KDE.
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Having fiddled, I have just worked out to set/change the size of my taskbar (if that is the right name!) so that is fixed. Just the font size and things. |
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Do you know which version of KDE4.x you're running? This command will give you an idea on this:
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Have you tried setting font and icon sizes from Menu > Configure Desktop > Appearance As for the task bar, if you right-click on the task bar, then select 'Unlock Widgets' then right-click on the task bar again, you will get an option called 'Panel Options'. You can then select 'Panel Settings' and alter the task bar as required. Don't forget to 'Lock Widgets' when done. |
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Any guidance would be appreciated!!
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Did you see my info regarding font and icon sizes and adjusting task bar length in my previous post?
Read this guide re upgrading to KDE 4.3: KDE 4.3.2 HowTo for 11.1 - openSUSE Forums Some more upgrade info here: KDE/Upgrade - openSUSE KDE/KDE4 - openSUSE |
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Yes, my friend, I think I have got it now.
Thank you for all your help!
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