You may have more than one working Modeline in your /etc/X11/XF86Config
file. To find a good one for you, make sure that NumLock is on, then
while in X hit ctrl-alt-+ (using the plus sign on the numeric keypad).
This should cycle through the modelines in the config file. Then just
comment out the Modelines you don't want. If X gets into trouble and you
want to get out of it, do ctrl-alt-backspace.
hth,
kf
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On Mon, 28 Aug 2000, Shawn Hayes wrote:
= Hey everyone,
=
= When I install linux in the kde and gnome settings the windows of programs
= are often times way too large. Is there any command that can make the
= windows a size that fits the screen? This wouldn't be too bad if I could
= resize the windows, but they a lot of the windows won't let me resize. Has
= anyone else had this problem?
=
= Thank you,
=
= Shawn
=
=
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