I'm having a problem with ubuntu OS Display
I'm getting a very much bigger desktop just like when u see using a magnifier in windows i'm not geting what the problem is help me
i'm sending an image of it check it out

Looks like your resolution is set too high, try right clicking on the desktop and look for either resolution or a properties menu (not sure what version of Ubuntu you're running). If you can't find it that way, you can always find the control panel in your "start" menu.
Simply find the resolution or display settings and make it larger. My guess is you're currently set at about 800x600 or so, which is pretty large for today's monitors.
If you have any further issues, feel free to post again, it is possible you will need a video driver update before the resolution change is possible.

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-William. § (marvin_gohan)

Sir
actually i tried that too . But It's having only two options are there
1.800x600 (16:9)
2.820x340(9:1)(Not sure)
when i put kubuntu then also same resolutions are found
when i put other os like noppix,fedora,solaris they are fine
the reason for choosing to ubuntu is it's the only OS for me connects to the internet in my home
But this high resolutions causing great problems for me
please help..
I have the following os
cd&dvds with me
please suggest which would be easy and good

1.UBUNTU
2.KUBUNTU
3.Solaris
4.Mandriva
5.Knoppix
6.SUSE

which would be the best
and
my modem has a usb connectivity feature
it's driver cd contains drivers for redhat
is it possible to install usb drivers for ubuntu?
Please help


Please note that i have correct OS cd and also tested in others pc and there is every thing is fine what could be the problem

The limited availability of resolutions is due to missing video card drivers. Linux is only packaged with free software and thus does not usually include drivers for your specific video card. If you list your video card make and number, I'm sure we could find you one.

Personally I am a fan of Linux Mint for beginners. It is built on top of Ubuntu and includes device driver locators, making it easy to find all the drivers you need.
Main Page - Linux Mint

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-William. § (marvin_gohan)

When I install drivers in windows using a driver cd it's installing the following driver software
unichrome 3d graphics accelarater card

tell me why the other operating systems are working fine

I've tried a knoppix adriane release it's good but not as much aeasy as ubuntu

so please help

Is using linux mint will be good for me sir???

I need know advantages
I use my pc extremely for personal issues
Is it good for me

Windows and Linux are nothing alike. Installing drivers in Linux can be quite different. Also you cannot use Windows drivers in Linux, you need to find Linux versions of those drivers if you need the device support.

Linux is very hands on and requires more work to customize than Windows. If you want an OS that is as easy as Windows, Linux would not be the obvious choice.

The Linux Mint website is filled with information on it. I posted the link above, feel free to browse the site and see if it is right for you.

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-William. § (marvin_gohan)

Sir
I installed fedora core 5 now got it from a friend now it is working good is it possible to install fedora 10 by having 32mb of graphics memory

Sir suggest me some softwares for common issues like torrents,music players etc.

You could have read the release notes for fedora 10...

It very simply specifies:
Minimum RAM for text-mode: 128MB
Minimum RAM for graphical: 192MB

Torrents:linux torrent client - Google Search
Music:linux music player - Google Search
Other:Google

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