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   From: Hanekam Punkinga    
   Newsgroups: alt.os.linux.ubuntu   
   Subject: Re: Display settings?   
   Date: Tue, 23 Jan 2007 00:56:14 +0100   
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   Laszlo Lebrun :   
      
   > > He should start with selecting a generic 1024x768 monitor from the system    
   > > menues.   
   > > Even Xubuntu should have one. I'll take a look this evening.   
   >    
   > To my shame I must admit that I was wrong: Xubuntu lacks here dramatically   
   > compared to Kubuntu. Could not find how to retrofit "System Settings"   
      
   Thus far I (the OP) am quite happy with Kubuntu, although I have a few   
   question which I'll ask here if I can't find the answers through a   
   search engine.   
      
   Hanekam Punkinga    
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