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I have tried various flavors of Ubuntu. On all versions, the screen res options are somewhat limited.
On older versions, I get options of 'all' being 4x3 sizes & one at 5x4. No 16x9 options.
Newer (mint?) gives only highest (native?) res, anything smaller is 4x3. Now, high res is nice, but, if text is so small I cant read it, (I'm gonna be 70 next time around) it really serves me no purpose. Stretched screen does not get it.
I have tried searching o/l for any fix, but w/o success. Using 'terminal' by copy/paste stuff is my limit, however, nothing has worked, yet. In 'monitor' settings, it shows 'unknown monitor'. I have a 24" Samsung w/s monitor.
Another thing, it seems everything (changing settings, coming off screensaver!) requires entering my password. Is there a way of turning off ALL password requirements? Like the res settings, there are lots of 'options', just none of them seem to work.
Must have p/w to install, can turn it off (auto-logon), modiyfing/terminal require it always. I dont need p/w, definitely dont want it. Any suggestions?
On older versions, I get options of 'all' being 4x3 sizes & one at 5x4. No 16x9 options.
Newer (mint?) gives only highest (native?) res, anything smaller is 4x3. Now, high res is nice, but, if text is so small I cant read it, (I'm gonna be 70 next time around) it really serves me no purpose. Stretched screen does not get it.
I have tried searching o/l for any fix, but w/o success. Using 'terminal' by copy/paste stuff is my limit, however, nothing has worked, yet. In 'monitor' settings, it shows 'unknown monitor'. I have a 24" Samsung w/s monitor.
Another thing, it seems everything (changing settings, coming off screensaver!) requires entering my password. Is there a way of turning off ALL password requirements? Like the res settings, there are lots of 'options', just none of them seem to work.
Must have p/w to install, can turn it off (auto-logon), modiyfing/terminal require it always. I dont need p/w, definitely dont want it. Any suggestions?