Oddly enough though, under Display Manager it is listing one monitor as Digital Monitor (2) and the other problematic monitor as DTV(1). Not sure if that is meaningful.Originally Posted by tbone3421
5 Cups of Ubuntu
Oddly enough though, under Display Manager it is listing one monitor as Digital Monitor (2) and the other problematic monitor as DTV(1). Not sure if that is meaningful.
5 Cups of Ubuntu
FIXED IT!!!! The problem is the sliding bar in the Scaling Options somehow defaulted to a non-zero percentage. By changing it to zero, the image fits the screen. Thank you very much for helping me sort through this mess.
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Good!
Never mind about reinstalling then!
The fglrx-updates package is a pain, and using the GUI "Additional drivers" install method often results in oddities.
Glad it worked out.
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