Michael Sharpe wrote:
> Did you or can you try this line below as super user?
>> dpkg-reconfigure -a xserver-xorg
Yep. All it did was rewrite the Ubuntu default xorg.conf, with dummies
for all the values (AFAIK this implies "use real-time detection" to the
X client).
> Other than that can you post the output of your config file for X?
Not from here :-) I had to boot into the Windows partition to get my
mail (eeeeek, horrible experience :-) I'll reboot in a while...
> Also in the X log file you should see a line starting (EEE) error...
> if it mentions can't find screen it means the screen isnt configured
> correctly in the X.org config file.
None of those, from memory.
> On a more worrying note, I only found one place over here in the Preston
> area in Lancashire where I can get "the official pint of us" and when I
> did gleefully place my order they poured it like it was a pint of lager.
> I didn't pay obviously. Q: Does this sort of treatment even in the UK
> warrant death by cattle prod abuse to the offender? ;-)
If Murphy's in the UK is pressurised and delivered like Guinness in the
UK, then the UK taps don't have a low-pressure and high-pressure
position, so this behaviour may be acceptable. Still shouldn't be poured
like lager though; it should be left stand halfway for about 30 secs.
///Peter
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