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Thread: Hardware Upgrade: Widescreen Monitor
Hardware Upgrade: Widescreen Monitor
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 2006-04-13 17:47:59 

  


  

    I've received the monitor, and doing sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg mostly worked in getting 1440x900 working. It would not work using the official NVIDIA drivers though, and I had to switch to what I I believe to be the generic drivers 'nv'. 


Since switching, GNOME feels and acts clunky. Does anyone have and tips for getting the higher resolutions working with the official NVIDIA drivers?

Regards

MP

>Open a console and type "sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg".  You will.

>;be given lots of options, choosing the defaults is probably the best way
>to go until you get to the choice of screen resolutions.  At that point,
>;use the arrow keys to find and the space bar to select the resolution

>you want (and in my opinion, unchecking the ones you DON'T want).  This
>should get you going.

>M

  

  
  
   
     
    






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