Hi i think your find the options for screen res are when your booting the cd. try going through the the "F" keys for instructions rg CTRL+ALT+F1 or it could just be F1 through to F7 ish cheers Deano
The standard for X is that Ctrl Alt and + Increases the res and Ctrl Alt and - decreases the resolution. Ctrl Alt F1 - F7 cycle through the various terminals, with F7 being your X session terminal
Ah cheers for the info, I fixed it a different way though and after the first 5 minutes, I can honestly say it was a pleasure to use!
I beleive the above is correct for a installed system / system running from a CD which has fully booted. I may not have made it clear that the options i described above can sometimes display options for how to boot a linux cd. Glad you got it sorted though. Cheers Deano
recently loaded my laptop with ubuntu and have installed XGL and i must say very impressed. If you dont know what xgl is, watch this - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-CgqWlX_GsI i suggest you watch the whole thing to get a good idea of what it does
