Mutual GNU / Linux

#1 Added by Neito 9 years ago  

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Hi there,

Today I installed the game, but when I closed it, my resolution did not switch back to normal.

When the game closed, the desktop only showed in a little (640x480?) box on the top left corner of the screen. It was still functional, but I could not use the mouse outside of the box.

I guess I should have just simply ended a process, but I wasn't sure which one, so I logged out and back in and everything was normal again.

How do I prevent this from happening in the future?

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#2 Added by Karu 9 years ago  

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Try windowed mode, or verify that fullscreen resolution game uses matches your desktop resolution.

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Hello!

#3 Added by Neito 9 years ago  

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Karu

Try windowed mode, or verify that fullscreen resolution game uses matches your desktop resolution.

I tried. But no matter how I tried, fullscreen is just not working at all. It always resizes the screen to a really small rectangle and I lose control over the rest of the screen.

This is literally everything I saw, this is not a cropped image:

http://imgur.com/FjoOn5N

And I made sure that the resolution is supposedly good with my actual resolution in the Configuration Tool.

Anyways, the Windowed Mode appears to be working just fine, so I guess I'll just use that.

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#4 Added by Karu 9 years ago  

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Neito

This is literally everything I saw, this is not a cropped image:

http://imgur.com/FjoOn5N

Thats strange. It still has window titlebar it seems.

From titlebar it seems to be ubuntu. Which version and is that with unity? What graphics card you using or more precisely is the drivers opensource or binary drivers?

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Hello!

#5 Added by Neito 9 years ago  

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Karu

Neito

This is literally everything I saw, this is not a cropped image:

http://imgur.com/FjoOn5N

Thats strange. It still has window titlebar it seems.

From titlebar it seems to be ubuntu. Which version and is that with unity? What graphics card you using or more precisely is the drivers opensource or binary drivers?

Currently, I run Ubuntu 15.10. My card is an NVidia GeForce 840M (laptop card) and I'm using NVidia binary driver version 352.63.

Edit: here's a screenfetch for more info:

Last edited by Neito (9 years ago) | Reason: added screenfetch

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#6 Added by Craftjenn 9 years ago  

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Wierd..

I use LTS without any issues, for 2 years... and with 2 pc (as I changed, with different graphic cards)

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Mon profil sur le wiki Francais

https://fr.wiki.ryzom.com/wiki/Utilisatrice:Craftjenn

Craftjenn, Ranger

#7 Added by Neito 9 years ago  

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Craftjenn

Wierd..

I use LTS without any issues, for 2 years... and with 2 pc (as I changed, with different graphic cards)

Well, it's technically not an LTS version, so it might work perfectly with 16.04.

The 15.10 support will end in June or something, so I'll upgrade in about a month anyways.

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#8 Added by Craftjenn 9 years ago  

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and did you tried the v3 version?
For me (ubuntu 64b 14 LTS) it's ok!

you can find it on
http://ryzom.kervala.net/clients/

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https://fr.wiki.ryzom.com/wiki/Utilisatrice:Craftjenn

Craftjenn, Ranger

#9 Added by Zorroargh 9 years ago  

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I am always using the last client (actually, when I'm writing these lines: 3.0.0.7653). You need only to download the last client, and the next updating is automatic and fast, and it works for every Linux Ubuntu or not as in my case. So I am very happy :)

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