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Login screen in high resolution?

problem when installing Ubuntu I was asked for the resolutions to be made available. Probably because the resolutions at my old CRT monitor can not be read via DDC could. Therefore I have given all the resolutions that the monitor is controlled according to the manual. As a result of my login screen and the desktop was presented in 1280x1024. For a 17-inch CRT monitor, this is not the best choice, especially if the computer by people with inferior eyes can be used.
I also wanted to remove the higher resolutions do not complete the configuration, because the switch that with the shortcuts Ctrl Alt - Alt + Ctrl or would have been impossible.

solution

The resolution of the Gnome desktop could be on the Gnome menu or set user-specific. For the resolution of the Sign-On but I could not find a Konfiguartion tool. The only remedy, the resort of resolutions in the X11 configuration file sudo nano / etc/X11/xorg.conf .
...
SubSection "Display" Depth 16


    Modes "800x600" "1024x768" "640x480" "1280x1024" "1152x864"

  EndSubSection

  SubSection "Display"

    Depth 24


    Modes "800x600" "1024x768" "640x480" "1280x1024" "1152x864"
EndSubSection
...

With these changes represented the login screen in 800x600 because this is the first-mentioned resolution. The virtual screen has the full resolution of all things (in my case 1280x1024). If necessary. must also take on the DDC module, as in the article are 60 Hz refresh rate abgegschaltet described too little.

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60 Hz refresh rate is too little

is On several occasions I have noticed that Ubuntu offers after the installation often only 60Hz refresh rate. For LCD monitors, this is ideal, for CRT monitors but not enough. Possible reasons for niedirig to maximum vertical frequency detected in CRT monitors, the lack of support from DDC older monitors or an Intel onboard graphics are not reporting the best graphics mode.

The refresh rate can be improved in general by adapting the Xserver configuration. This one changes by pressing Ctrl Alt F1 in a terminal console and logs in with an admin account. The following command is then repeated the Xserver configuration:

dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg

are based on the already existing configuration made a lot of questions where you almost should always take the default. Only should the automatic detection of the resolutions do not select one. Here you choose the best "medium" and follow the instructions. Are then queried by the Xserver to load modules, you can switch out the module ddc , so no * before ddc appears. The old configuration file ("/ etc/X11/xorg.conf") is automatically backed up before overwriting.

order for the new configuration of Xserver must be restarted. This switch back with Ctrl Alt F7 in the background in the current X session, close all running programs and ends the Xserver with CTRL ALT backspace . The Xserver is then launched from Ubuntu again.

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Adobe Reader ® 7.0.9 Maintenance Release

Ubuntu has indeed been good PDF viewer in the main repository (eg xpdf and Evince ), the certainty that a PDF is shown as provided you have but only with the Adobe (Acrobat) Reader . This is due in large part, to the 14 built-in PostScript font styles of the Adobe Reader.

The English version (approx. 23 MB) can be installed directly on the package manager to Ubuntu 6.06: Source package

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* Package name acroread

After installation is the instant messaging Adobe Reader menu • Office applications .

A German version (approx. 47 MB) can be considered. Tar.gz archive will be downloaded directly from Adobe. Debian / Ubuntu is Adobe not mentioned in the system requirements as a supported system, I ran the installation of the German Readers (on Ubuntu 6.06.1) won easily. More information on installing a German Adobe Reader can be found at wiki.ubuntuusers.de / Adobe_Reader .

about alternative PDF viewers can be found at wiki.ubuntuusers.de / PDF .

*	may have to be not added as a package resource (see sources and updates ).