easy_target
December 4th, 2004, 07:03 PM
You installed ATI drivers and now you aren't able to resize your screen under GNOME, right?
NO PROBLEMO!!!!
Run sudo fglrxconfig and follow the questions (remember to point your mouse to /dev/input/mice ). When it asks you about XFree DGA choose NO!
You will be able to resize your screen again. ATI drivers don't get along every well with that feature.
BONUS: If you use wine and your system hangs when trying to run a windows application, use the winesetuptk tool and deselect DGA also, and BINGO!!!
You're ready to go!!!
NO PROBLEMO!!!!
Run sudo fglrxconfig and follow the questions (remember to point your mouse to /dev/input/mice ). When it asks you about XFree DGA choose NO!
You will be able to resize your screen again. ATI drivers don't get along every well with that feature.
BONUS: If you use wine and your system hangs when trying to run a windows application, use the winesetuptk tool and deselect DGA also, and BINGO!!!
You're ready to go!!!