On Fri, 2006-04-07 at 08:05 -0500, Robert wrote: > Matt Hyclak wrote: > > >On Fri, Apr 07, 2006 at 07:33:39AM -0500, Chris Peikert enlightened us: > > > > > >>Thanks for the help guys. To resize my screen I had to go through the GUI > >>part and change it but unlike Microsoft it makes me reboot in order for it > >>to take affect which sucks. The Ctrl Alt +/- does not work. > >> > >> > >> > > > >You just had to log out and back in, shouldn't need to reboot. > > > > > Strange... I'm using KDE, typing this reply in Mozilla Mail and have > used cntl+alt+"+" to cycle through all three resolutions since starting > this sentence! There. I'm back to 1024x768 again. Point is, I > neither rebooted nor logged out nor closed/opened the application. I'm > wondering if Chris did something wrong on installation that's gonna bite > him in butt repeatedly. Probably not ... the installer probably just selected one resolution by default. The system-config-display GUI looks like it only lets you select one screen resolution only. I normally manually add the resolutions I want at home by editing the xorg.conf file. The CentOS systems I'm running are servers and don't have the GUI setup on them and it's been a bit since I've done a Workstation/Desktop install. Paul