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Configure your monitor display in Ubuntu
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Monday August 10, 2009
Tutorials
Monday August 10, 2009
Ubuntu makes it easy to
alter the way it is displayed on your monitor
. You canincrease or decrease the screen resolution in Ubuntu
to get the best picture. You can alsoset up multiple monitors in Ubuntu
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Windows Media Show Notes
- In Ubuntu click on System and then on Preferences. Then click on Display.
- Ubuntu will name your display if it knows what it is, but otherwise it will say "Unknown."
- You can click Detect Monitors to have it detect multiple monitors.
- If you wish you can click Mirror Screens to have the screens mirror themselves.
- If you click Resolution you see a listing of all the resolutions your system supports.
- You can pick from the list and quickly change from a higher resolution to a lower one and go back again.
- You can adjust the refresh rate but this isn't recommended.
- When you're done making changes click Apply.
- If you like your changes click Keep This Configuration.
- If not click Restore Previous Configuration.
- Close out and you're done.
- Ubuntu will name your display if it knows what it is, but otherwise it will say "Unknown."
- You can click Detect Monitors to have it detect multiple monitors.
- If you wish you can click Mirror Screens to have the screens mirror themselves.
- If you click Resolution you see a listing of all the resolutions your system supports.
- You can pick from the list and quickly change from a higher resolution to a lower one and go back again.
- You can adjust the refresh rate but this isn't recommended.
- When you're done making changes click Apply.
- If you like your changes click Keep This Configuration.
- If not click Restore Previous Configuration.
- Close out and you're done.
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