i dunno anything about slackware. my example is using debian 3.0 but hopefully it proves useful. go to /etc/X11/XFConfig (maybe also /etc/X11/XFconfig-4 find the section named screen. then just comment the resolutions you don't want. here is what my XFConfig file looks like: [code:1] Section "Screen" Driver "accel" Device "AccelStar AGP" Monitor "NEC e500" DefaultColorDepth 32 # Subsection "Display" # Depth 8 # Modes "640x480" "800x600" # ViewPort 0 0 # EndSubsection # Subsection "Display" # Dep...
you can try this. (you might need to do 'updatedb' as root first) locate file_name whereis app it might be in /etc/init.d/ that's the only 3 things i can think of. hopefully that helps you. sijis
hi. I'm a newb for all purposes. I don't know what information would be useful to help me out. just tell me what you info you need and where i might find it on the system. Anyhow this is my problem. i'm not using xdm to get into kde. i just log on to my computer via console, and then type 'startx'. kde loads up just fine. no problems. now, when i go to k>logout and hit ok the desktop seems to close and the screen goes black (or blank) and then it doesn't do anything else. I could never get back ...
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