Well, I thought all was well with the installation of the ati drivers, however, this is not so. * Kcontrol will NOT save the settings I choose. As soon as I log out and back in, they are back to default settings. I even clicked on the "use when starting KDE" option. No luck. * Once I change resolutions, the fonts stay extremely small for some reason I don't understand. I would really like to see Musix succeed, but if users, especially non-hacker musician types can never get past these technical issues, I'm not sure how it can. More that 50% of the market is ATI, so you're looking at a wide userbase. Thanks for your help and I hope we can figure out some solutions that maybe could go in the documentation. P.S. sorry I'm not submitting through the wiki... I think it's in Spanish and I don't know how. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
El Sábado, 17 de Junio de 2006 19:16, DCZX escribió:
Well, I thought all was well with the installation of the ati drivers, however, this is not so.
* Kcontrol will NOT save the settings I choose. As soon as I log out and back in, they are back to default settings. I even clicked on the "use when starting KDE" option. No luck.
the settings are on /etc/X11/xorg.conf, so, if in the boot process this file is changed, the video settings are changed.
* Once I change resolutions, the fonts stay extremely small for some reason I don't understand.
It's an automatic process, this is what GTK does... just use GTK-theme-switch, fron the Musix --> Settings menu
I would really like to see Musix succeed, but if users, especially non-hacker musician types can never get past these technical issues, I'm not sure how it can.
On windows, it's the same or worst
More that 50% of the market is ATI, so you're looking at a wide userbase. Thanks for your help and I hope we can figure out some solutions that maybe could go in the documentation.
If you set a correct video setting, the just disable /usr/sbin/mkxf86config mv /usr/sbin/mkxf86config /usr/sbin/mkxf86config-disabled
P.S. sorry I'm not submitting through the wiki... I think it's in Spanish and I don't know how.
It's in both english and spanish, you are welcome to submit, but the email is faster :D
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