I am looking for a Puppy linux version that would allow me to change the resolution on my 13.3" laptop. Default resolution is 1920x1080, but that is just too tiny for such a small screen. I can barely see icons and letters :/ The most recent version (6.3) only allows that one resolution :/
Apart from that I only need the system to run the current version of Firefox.
I am looking for a Puppy linux version that would allow me to change the resolution on my 13.3" laptop. Default resolution is 1920x1080, but that is just too tiny for such a small screen. I can barely see icons and letters :/ The most recent version (6.3) only allows that one resolution :/
Apart from that I only need the system to run the current version of Firefox.
Can something be done here? Or am I doomed?
Use the Xorg Video Wizard in the menu for resolution, you can also change the system font size via the menu
Which version of Puppy are you using? I have only used the Ubuntu based ones like Tahr 6.0.5, etc. 6.3 sounds like Slacko. Perhaps a Slacko user will help.
I am currently downloading Fatdog 64 to give it a go. One question - if doing a Frugal USB install, how big is the difference between doing it on a USB 2.0 and USB 3.0? Does a 3.0 with nice writing speeds (say minimum 100mpbs) make the system load faster?
I'll just try Fatdog, but eventually I might go back to Slacko again, as long as I can increase the icons size, though overall whether the Frugal install is done via USB 2.0 or 3.0, boot speed isn't altered much, right?
