Allegedly, on or about 26 November 2012, Corey Fedoravic waxed lyrical:
> does this mean then that so-called broadband providers must maintain
> some permutation of "repeaters" , or signal amplifiers?
It's a basic part of wired communication. There's a line length limit,
where you need to put amp
A curious topic, indeed. I am wont to consider the /bigger picture/ (heh
heh, uh pun, intended?)...
E.G. does this mean then that so-called broadband providers must maintain
some permutation of "repeaters" , or signal amplifiers? Remember
telephone-poles. Uh... been a while since light outs
Allegedly, on or about 25 November 2012, Alex sent:
> The HDMI that is connected to the HDTV is in another room. The
> intention was to run a 30' HDMI cable and a 30' USB cable for another
> wireless USB keyboard to the other room, so I could access my PC from
> that other room.
Are you testing u
Hi,
>> What is the native resolution of the HDTV? As far as I know, Xorg
>> defaults to an extend display setup when booted with multiple displays
>> connected. Also it doesn't do well with unequally sized displays. I'm
>> thinking maybe the HDTV resolution is much larger than the two regular
>
> What is the native resolution of the HDTV? As far as I know, Xorg
> defaults to an extend display setup when booted with multiple displays
> connected. Also it doesn't do well with unequally sized displays. I'm
> thinking maybe the HDTV resolution is much larger than the two regular
> displays
Disclaimer: I have never used HDMI with Fedora myself.
On Sat, Nov 24, 2012 at 10:27:43PM -0500, Alex wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a new fc17 x86_64 install with a Radeon HD5700 and the default
> xorg drivers included with fc17. I have an HDTV connected to the HDMI
> port and two monitors connected to
Hi,
I have a new fc17 x86_64 install with a Radeon HD5700 and the default
xorg drivers included with fc17. I have an HDTV connected to the HDMI
port and two monitors connected to each of the DVI ports.
When I start Xorg with the HDTV connected, just the default fc17
splash screen graphic is displ
