stupid_idiot

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Posted: June 17 2008,12:49 |
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Re my job, I got reassigned to a new workplace. So, I have about 5 more days of downtime to enjoy.
Things: - Learning how to build uClibc toolchains manually -- Done! - Try building xorg on uClibc -- Trying now - DIY build of xorg on glibc -- Going to try
Very sad that nowadays, I hardly have time to do DSL-related stuff.
p.s. uClibc is very fun.
p.p.s. Just bought this new Benq T52WA monitor. It is 15-inch widescreen. The screen quality's very nice. The build quality is OK but not awesome. It's black all-over including the buttons, except the greenish-yellow power LED. It looks pretty cool.
I need to manually set 1280x720 with "xrandr" in xorg. (Autodetection gives 1280x960. Even with a 1280x720 modeline, I get 1280x768.) In "~/.xinitrc", I put as the 1st line:Code Sample | xrandr --output VGA --mode 1280x720_60 | (I'm using Debian Testing. xorg major version is 7.3. xserver major version is 1.4.0. I'm using the "intel" driver with onboard 945G.)
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