retitle 564549 Configuration is now delivered by putting files in
/etc/X11/xorg.conf.d
thank you
Udev configuration is dead already, xorg.conf.d configuration has been
backported from xorg 1.8.
the udev rule should be converted to an X11 configuration snippet and
moved to /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d
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On 7 February 2010 20:42, Andrey Rahmatullin wrote:
> xrandr --dpi 133x135 (use your real DPI of course)
> You can write this command to ~/.xsessionrc
Oh thanks, I tried that in an xterm but it didn't have any effect,
probably because the window manager was already running...
I really don't get
So please, how is one supposed to get X to display readable characters
again? Using a 130dpi (which means netbooks and many modern laptops)
monitor is just impossible ATM.
I tried to set DisplaySize in xorg.conf to no avail.
I tried Option "DPI", still no luck.
I know it's an upstream problem, but
Package: xserver-xorg-input-synaptics
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I have a Synaptics touchpad that reports width information, but not the number
of fingers that are tapping (actually, from Synaptics documentation it l
2008/12/29 Luca Capello :
> The installation went really smooth (kudos to the Debian Eee PC Team),
> the major problem being that the default font size is too big. I am not
> an X11 expert, but this seems a DPI problem.
I think the problem is just that the resolution of the screen is very
high (
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