Re: One more question

[Jeff Mayrand <mayrandj@xxxxxxxx>]

On Sat, 28 Apr 2001, Dirk Bartley wrote:
> Jeff Mayrand wrote:
> > 
> > It worked but that seems kind of odd that if you have multiple resolutions
> > defined,  the virutal always expands to the largest, regardless of what you have
> > selected.  Whats the point of defining all the other modes then?
> > 
> > Thanks,
> > 
> > Jeff
> 
> My problems were getting the dual monitors to work.  What your talking about
> seemed a little silly at the time to me as well.  I'll have to agree with you. 
> This worked though so I was happier than a clam.

	I think thats the price we pay for bleeding edge... ;-)
> 
> If you don't define any modes I believe it defaults to what resolutions it
> thinks is possible.  Then the text can get really small for me.
> 
Me too at 1600x1200 even with a 21" Nokia the text can still be illegible 

It's probably not too big of a deal.  I have it set to default to 1280x1024 so
I am happy.  Say is it just me or does RedHat distribution change all
standards,  for instance the XF86Config file is in /etc/X11 and is called
XF86Config-4 and the rc.d / init.d stuff is not like any other distribution. 
Is this the norm for bsware as well since it is based on RedHat?

Thanks,

Jeff