Re: Display information

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One easy way to check your current resolution, frequencies, dot clock,
etc. is to use xvidtune.  Just type  xvidtune and it will pop up a warning
window (read, then ignore) and a GUI from which you can both read the
above information and tweak some of it. It's a great tool, check the man
page. 

As for which version of Afterstep -- I would just look at the name of the
source you compiled it from. There's probably another way though.



On Tue, 9 Mar 1999, Ed Barth wrote:

> Is there a Linux command or an AfterStep applet that can tell me what 
> display resolution, dot clock, and frequencies I am using.  Also, how do 
> I determine what version of AfterStep I am running?
> 
> Thanks in advance...
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