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Display resolution

Post by alaincvh »

Hello,
How can I modify my display resolution after the initial install ?
There is no configuration panel available on my desktop.
The best resolution for my Fujitsu-Siemens laptop is 1024x768.
Thanks.
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Re: Display resolution

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Re: Display resolution

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remoulder wrote:More information is required, please read the link in the Red bar at the top.
Thank you for your answer.
Even if I boot from a live Mint CD the result is idem and there is no way to manage the display resolution.
My hard disk has just been formatted.
I didn't have any problem with Ubuntu, Fedora and Mandriva, but I would like to test Mint Linux.
I am just a beginner.
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Re: Display resolution

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Open "Control Panel" & click on "Display". Select from the available resolutions.
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Re: Display resolution

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Alpha-Geek wrote:Open "Control Panel" & click on "Display". Select from the available resolutions.
Of course, but no way to find it on my desktop.
The default resolution after the initial install doesn't allow any modification (or I am not able to manage it !).
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