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Old 04-04-2008   #1 (permalink)
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Question Vector linux

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recently I downloaded Vector linux, which is said to be drived from Slackware. I have a couple of problems, my first being the display is very low quality, I want to know how I can change the color and which setting are the best. I am also interested in web dev. Is it possible to use Apache onVector Linux?
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Apache can be installed and should work on any distro. For the graphics issue, have you tried reconfiguring your X server.
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I am a newbie, how do I configure my graphics card?
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You run the command xorgconfig. I am not sure if Vector has a gui tool that would help, but xorgconfig should work fine.
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sorry daark child, I meant configure the X server. please help
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sorry daark child, I meant configure the X server. please help
xorgconfig is used to configure the X server including graphics settings.
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Yeah, Vector is based on Slackware. But it has -apart from other differences- some added GUI tools. You may want to check out VASM and VASMCC. This depends a little on which version you have, but I take it you run 5.9??

If that doesn't get you any further post here what kind of monitor and resolution you have, and what kind of video card.
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y'all have been a great help. problem solved. BTW I am running version 5.0.
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