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Im new to debian/linux, i used to have a normal screen where i can see everything just fine. Then i went to dinner and suddenly my screen resolution changedto samller or something.
Now not everything is on the screen, what is the problem and what can i do to change it?
Did perhaps a cat (or similar) step on the keyboard (well, she'd have to be very agile…) and hit [Ctrl]+[Alt]+[+] (or [-]), thus zooming in/out? Or yourself maybe without knowing?
I when i left the computer i remotely logged in once on my home pc to check and there it was already all messed up. And before that i think it was normal.
You cannot spell, you can't punctuate, you cannot even describe your problem clearly, you cannot provide any useful information. You are "strugelin for a weekend with it now", but it's only Thursday.
You can bleat though.
Please help us to help you, first by learning to help yourself.
The problem is that my resolution wont go higher than 960x600. I have been working on this problem the past weekend and didnt work on it from monday till today.
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