Paul M Foster wrote:
>
> On Sun, Jun 10, 2001 at 12:35:51AM -0400, Jason Pratt wrote:
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> <snip>
>
> > On the xvidtune arena. Question, I have to run xvidtune every session to
> > center my screen on it's display. How can I have Linux (KDE or GNOME)
> > remember where teh screen should be positioned to be centered? Like I
> > said both Win9x and WIn2000 don't have a problem with this.. so
> > hopefully I can get a remedy.
> >
>
> Well, I think Derek said you had to manually transfer those values to
> the modelines in XF86Config. That hasn't been my experience, but he
> could be right. You might also double-check that you are actually saving
> those values on the way out of xvidtune.
Kee-rect. You'll need to click the "Modeline" button (I think that's
the label) in 'xvidtune' to show you the Modeline that fits the
particular screen tweakiness that you've made with xvidtune, then add
that line to your XF86Config file. Unfortunately, it's not the easiest
thing to do, but I think you're one of those 2% of the people for whom X
doesn't just automatically detect the "correct" proper scanrate and
settings for your monitor for its ideal display mode.
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