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I installed Centos 5.4 after un-installing Windows Vista- but I am getting trouble because my webpage in firefox s well as Chrome comes bigger or so - I am not ...
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    Just Joined! High_Lander's Avatar
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    Smile Gui in Centos 5.4

    I installed Centos 5.4 after un-installing Windows Vista- but I am getting trouble because my webpage in firefox s well as Chrome comes bigger or so - I am not able to play game in yahoo etc.. or I can't watch movies/video in youtube or so-- they come in deformed size and shape.

    I have set terminal resolution 800x600 and won't able to increase my resolution - says it's not available.

    It is lapto with something crt-generic monitor --

    Any suggestion

    Thank you

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    what kind of graphics card do you have?

    you can run `lspci` from the console, and just look at the stuff untill you see graphics something or other, or VGA something. (the output is usualy only like 20-30 lines, not horrible.)

    you may need to install your graphics driver.

    do you have a specific need for CentOS? If you're not running a server, or need constant uptime (playing yahoo games doesn't sound like it :P) you may want to consider running Fedora 12. it is quite stable at this point (about 6 months from the release,) and has quite a few improvements over CentOS. The other thing to consider is that Fedora 13 will be released in ... like 2 days I think. Tuesday if I'm not mistaken. It will however undoubtedly have some bugs in it, but I've never been crippled by being an early adopter, but I enjoy working through the little things.

    just suggestions, but to answer your original question, I'm pretty sure if you aren't getting the correct resolutions, you need a new driver for your GPU.
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