Scunnered
October 21st, 2009, 09:23 AM
I had a look at 9.10 as I had wanted to show a friend how to use a live CD for her internet banking. Everything went well until I shut down the live session.
I had noticed that when using 9.10 that the Intel graphics problem from 9.04 was resolved and that the display worked over the full screen.
On rebooting 9.04 the display on the laptop screen was washed out. There was a complete lack of clarity. It was like everything was geryed out to the extent that a white cursor was not visable. Fortunately I was using the laptop at home in this instance and I have it connected to a large screen which properly displays matters.
Currently writing this in 9.10 where the display on each screen is nearly identical. There is just a very small difference in depth of colour between monitors.
Is this a problem that I will experience until I adopt 9.10 or can anyone offer guidance to have 9.04 properly display again.
I would prefer to hold off adopting 9.10 until mid-end November until things bed down but if I am unable to obtain full resolution on the monitor then I will be forced to adopt earlier.
Many thanks,
I had noticed that when using 9.10 that the Intel graphics problem from 9.04 was resolved and that the display worked over the full screen.
On rebooting 9.04 the display on the laptop screen was washed out. There was a complete lack of clarity. It was like everything was geryed out to the extent that a white cursor was not visable. Fortunately I was using the laptop at home in this instance and I have it connected to a large screen which properly displays matters.
Currently writing this in 9.10 where the display on each screen is nearly identical. There is just a very small difference in depth of colour between monitors.
Is this a problem that I will experience until I adopt 9.10 or can anyone offer guidance to have 9.04 properly display again.
I would prefer to hold off adopting 9.10 until mid-end November until things bed down but if I am unable to obtain full resolution on the monitor then I will be forced to adopt earlier.
Many thanks,