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Configuring Monitor in Linux
It is the direction for installing monitor in Linux.
❶ You'd make xf86config file to run X-WINDOW. Your monitor is surely and
easily configured with this file. This file will be made as running xf86config.
❷ Press Enter in the first and second screen after running xf86config file.
❸ In third screen, we come up with the mouse setting screen.
❹ Configure it as opt for user system.
❺ Next will be the screen for selecting KeyBoard.
❻ Configure it as opt for user system.
❼ First, configure a horizontal frequency. Please refer to the horizontal frequency
in monitor manual. (User may directly input frequency.)
❽ Next, configure a vertical frequency. Please refer to the vertical frequency in
monitor manual. (User may directly input frequency.)
❾ Then, configure a monitor.
❿ Type in the model name of monitor. The monitor's identification and description
(typed in here) aren't directly related with the execution of X-WINDOW.
󱆌 After complete with other hardware settings, run X-WINDOW.
󱆍 As the configuration has been successfully finished, save a configuration file.
󱆎 Now run X-WINDOW. Theoretically, it is supposed to be executed.
But in some cases, it won't even start. In this case, edit a xf86config file.