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Topic: Toshiba Libretto 100CT, Graphics and sound - any experience?

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cconly

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Posted: July 11 2006,18:11

Thanks VERY MUCH for the suggestion of vga=808. I had been running with fb800x600, so the bottom of the display was unviewable. This fixes it.

Here's a suggestion in exchange: I modified .fluxbox/keys to incude

Mod1 F5 :MaximizeWindow
Mod1 F6 :Close
Mod1 F7 :MaximizeVertical
Mod1 F8 :MaximizeHorizontal

These commands fit the active window to the 800x480 screen so you don't have to move it around. Fluxbox docs include a number of commands to let you resize windows by numeric parameters, but I couldn't get those to work.

I agree: DSL is a great fit for the Libretto. My p166 and 64mb ram are faster than Suse 10.1 on my "modern" laptop. (But even with DSL the keyboard on the Libretto is still tiny.)

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Andreas

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Posted: July 13 2006,13:22

Hi andrewb,

did an upgrade to dsl 3.0 and configured bootlocal.sh as you´ve told me... bingo

Now my lib100 is better than before...
Thanks a lot

Andreas

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