Arthur Pemberton wrote:
No one has yet said what is supposed to happen when X on a desktop
inevitably starts with the incorrect resolution. At the very least I
could restart X easily. Now I need to log in then restart X? And what
about regular users? Do I have to now instruct them to login as root
and kill X?
I'm trying to understand how the problem of bad config relates to this
xorg disabling Ctrl-Alt-Backspace discussion? I mean I could remotely
login into the users terminal and fix their xorg.conf and then just tell
them to hit Ctrl-Alt-Backspace and that should fix them up and if not
I'll kill their X server. Or is there some other situation you're
referring to?
Regards,
Gerry
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