[ale] Display

[Irv]

If by "4x the size of your monitor" you mean REALLY BIG GRAPHICS, 
that's a configuration problem.
If you mean you can scroll across and down and see more than one
"screen" worth of stuff - that's a feature. It is a bit hard to 
get used to if you come from a Windows background, but it's 
really very convenient. You can eliminate these "virtual" 
screens by making changes to the virtual settings in xf86config.

Irv 

On Sun, 6 Jun 1999, tj wrote:

> try xf86config.
> It is located in your /usr/X11R6/bin
> 
> Tom wrote:
> 
> > I just installed RH 6.0 and Gnome w/o much of a hitch :) (much easier than
> > 5.2 which I gave up on because of all things a mouse config).
> > It recognized my video card and my monitor perfectly. However while setting
> > up the video card/display I gave the install program some bad information
> > and I ended up with a display that is about four times the size of my
> > monitor. I looked in the HowTos to see if there was anything detailing how