Also, I'm new to Linux, and Ubuntu, so I'm still learning D:

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Expect the unexpected. Then it's not unexpected! :D

congrats on ubuntu

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i fail.

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use this
http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=129379&postcount=21

congrats on ubuntu

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I'll look into it, thanks.

I hear a lot about Ubuntu, and mainly I just downloaded it because I want to mess around, seeing as this is my old crappy computer :P

But why congrats? o_o

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Quote: from hateitandloveit at 5:25 pm on Aug. 1, 2008

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use this  
 http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=129379&postcount=21  

 congrats on ubuntu

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I'll look into it, thanks.

I hear a lot about Ubuntu, and mainly I just downloaded it because I want to mess around, seeing as this is my old crappy computer :P

But why congrats? o_o

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Just because.

And forgive me, but I'd suggest a Mac. I went from Windows.. to Linux.. to Mac

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i fail.

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Quote: from ArcticFrost at 8:28 pm on Aug. 1, 2008

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Quote: from hateitandloveit at 5:25 pm on Aug. 1, 2008

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use this
  http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=129379&postcount=21

  congrats on ubuntu

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 I'll look into it, thanks.  

 I hear a lot about Ubuntu, and mainly I just downloaded it because I want to mess around, seeing as this is my old crappy computer :P  

 But why congrats? o_o

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Just because.

And forgive me, but I'd suggest a Mac. I went from Windows.. to Linux.. to Mac

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Ah, I'm not getting a new computer or anything, I already have a new one and I love it (Even if it has Vista -_-) I'm just messing around with my current computer. It's decent, so eh.

Also, I really have no idea how to change my resolution. I looked through the link, and I'm just confused ]:

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Expect the unexpected. Then it's not unexpected! :D

Only edit your Xorg.conf file as a last resort, really. You shouldn't even need to edit it.

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There will be a tool for changing the resolution, probably somewhere in the System menu, if you have that.

Only edit your Xorg.conf file as a last resort, really. You shouldn't even need to edit it.

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I just found that, but it's already at the highest it can go; 640X480

That's painfully small ]:

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I just found that, but it's already at the highest it can go; 640X480  

That's painfully small ]:

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Ahh, then you will need to edit your xorg.conf file, your screen has not been correctly configured.  

Follow the instructions here, step by step:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto

Post edited at 12:59 am on Aug. 2, 2008 by Tangaroa