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On Sat, 02 Nov 2013 05:33:34 -0500, Dale wrote: |
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> Oh, while testing the sound, I found out I have my puter speakers |
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> backwords. My left speaker claims to be right and the right speaker |
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> claims to be left. |
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That's side to side, not backwards :P |
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> It's been that way for many years now. LOL Could |
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> that be why I am so weird?? ;-) |
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I susect that has a more fundamental cause ;-) |
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> I'm going to do some price checking on monitors. I may try to get one |
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> that is a little higher res if I can. Anyway, I still need to check |
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> into some things. The edges of the screen on my TV is cut off. It's not |
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> much but just enough that it will cause issues if I try to do some |
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> things on the TV. While in the KDE control center thingy, it had a |
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> setting for the new screen to be left/right/top/bottom so it sounds like |
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> my video card will support having two monitors with different images. |
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It will, I've been using KDE with different resolution monitors |
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(1600x1200 and 1650X180) for several years. And you can often specify |
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which screen a program uses (or force the issue in KDE's window settings) |
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so you can have your browser default to the monitors and you video player |
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use the TV by default, But drag the windows across if you ever want them |
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on the other display. |
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Neil Bothwick |
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If ignorance is bliss, why aren't more people happy? |
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