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MadGamer

08-11-2007 19:32

Re: Subject: Screen resolutions

I use 1024 x 768 on a 19" LCD

Graham M

08-11-2007 19:38

Re: Subject: Screen resolutions

Quote:

Originally Posted by MadGamer (Post 34429828)

I use 1024 x 768 on a 19" LCD

Oh god, that'd be huuuuuge! I use 1280x1024 on a 3 year old Packard Bell Branded (NEC) 17" LCD

Paul	08-11-2007 19:40

Re: Subject: Screen resolutions

These are the figures for all CF visitors for the last month.

Code:

1. 1024x768    37.91%  

2. 1280x1024   21.87% 

3. 1280x800    12.03% 

4. 1440x900     7.12% 

5. 1680x1050    5.54% 

6. 800x600      3.75% 

7. 1152x864     3.14% 

8. 1920x1200    1.59% 

9. 1280x768     1.38% 

10. 1600x1200   1.36%

Graham M

08-11-2007 19:41

Re: Subject: Screen resolutions

Wow, can't believe more people use 800x600 than 1600x1200!

homealone

08-11-2007 19:44

Re: Subject: Screen resolutions

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zeph (Post 34429837)

Wow, can't believe more people use 800x600 than 1600x1200!

don't forget some could be logging in from work & may not have a choice.

dilli-theclaw

08-11-2007 19:51

Re: Subject: Screen resolutions

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zeph (Post 34429831)

Oh god, that'd be huuuuuge! I use 1280x1024 on a 3 year old Packard Bell Branded (NEC) 17" LCD

I use 1280x720 on my 32inch tv when not zoomed, that's really huge lol

Graham M

08-11-2007 19:52

Re: Subject: Screen resolutions

Quote:

Originally Posted by homealone (Post 34429839)

don't forget some could be logging in from work & may not have a choice.

Yeah, that's true

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jefferson T (Post 34429845)

I use 1280x720 on my 32inch tv when not zoomed, that's really huge lol

No comment :p:

TraxData

08-11-2007 19:57

Re: Subject: Screen resolutions

1680x1050 on my setup for linux. dont find that reso great though, not enough space.

Currently using 2560x1600 on my dell though.

xpod	08-11-2007 20:13

Re: Subject: Screen resolutions

Myself and my lad have 1440x900 displays while the others are all 1024x768.

Quote:

not enough space.

Not even with all those desktops???;)

Graham M

08-11-2007 20:20

Re: Subject: Screen resolutions

Quote:

Originally Posted by xpod (Post 34429861)

Not even with all those desktops???;)

Oooh yes! Got Compiz Fusion working on my laptop, it's great! :D

MovedGoalPosts

08-11-2007 20:27

Re: Subject: Screen resolutions

Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul M (Post 34429835)

These are the figures for all CF visitors for the last month.

Code:

1. 1024x768    37.91%  

2. 1280x1024   21.87% 

3. 1280x800    12.03% 

4. 1440x900     7.12% 

5. 1680x1050    5.54% 

6. 800x600      3.75% 

7. 1152x864     3.14% 

8. 1920x1200    1.59% 

9. 1280x768     1.38% 

10. 1600x1200   1.36%

What a lot of info you give away by using the internet ;)

So where does the Dual Monitor resolution get copied :p:

TraxData

09-11-2007 02:33

Re: Subject: Screen resolutions

Quote:

Originally Posted by xpod (Post 34429861)

Myself and my lad have 1440x900 displays while the others are all 1024x768.

Not even with all those desktops???;)

I always forget to close apps so i have them spread over the desktops, but i forget they are open, and im getting rather lazy/messy with icons atm :p:

Never been able to get linux to do native reso on the dell monitor though.

Druchii

09-11-2007 07:48

Re: Subject: Screen resolutions

1280x1024 since about 3years ago for me. Except very recently, i've been using a small LCD tv that only handles 1024x768 as my PC is still sat in England atm...

Graham M

09-11-2007 08:20

Re: Subject: Screen resolutions

Quote:

Originally Posted by TraxData (Post 34430084)

Never been able to get linux to do native reso on the dell monitor though.

No reason why this shouldn't be achievable, it might mean some manual tweaking of the xorg.conf file however

TraxData

09-11-2007 08:44

Re: Subject: Screen resolutions

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zeph (Post 34430104)

No reason why this shouldn't be achievable, it might mean some manual tweaking of the xorg.conf file however

Tried, it works, kind of, puts me in a little box area on top left part of the screen, rest of screen is black and i cannot click anything.

Always been like that.

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