Ole J. Tetlie wrote: > > *-LUK ShunTim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > | > | I'm just wondering whether enabling virtual resolution is compiled > | default in X servers. Even if I commented out all "Virtual" options in > | my XF86Config file, I still get the virtual desktops. I'm using the > | XF86_Mach64 server. > | > | Any hint if I'd like to disable it? > > I'm a little unsure what you mean here. Virtual resolution is set > in the XF86Config file. It does however seem that you problem is > with virtual desktops. This is something that is under the control > of the window manager. You need to tell us which window manager you > use, if it's really virtual desktops you refer to. > > --
Ole, Please accept my apology if I have confused virtual resolution with virtual desktop and didn't make myself clear. Please explain the difference. Now back to my problem. What I see after I started X is the desktop which is *larger* than the size of the screen and I have to move the mouse a long distance to get to other parts of the desktop. I experience this phenomenon in every (if I remembered correctly) window manager I tried: twm, fvwm95, kwm(kde) and I have a small real desktop :) What I'd like to have is a desktop that has the same size as my screen. Regards, ST --
