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Hi.
I'm running into the following situation:
When on xbmc, press "/" to change window size, the window shrink from full to a smaller.
When I tried to get it back to full ...it grows a bit bigger but not to full screen.
In this case the definition at system /display changed from those I've set....
System us set to launch xbnc on Linux startup and display full screen....
any idea?
Thanks
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Never use calibration if you can avoid it!!! Better to turn overscan off!!!
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Hi,
strange I replied but when got to back....its not here...
So... the issue, as far as I understood the over scan, it's not the Tv nor Pc settings.
As I mentioned above I'm running lubunu, than xbmc. The Linux is working perfect on the screen from start to finish.
When I press the / than only xbnc change to a window within the full screen Linux bellow...
What I'm looking for is to set/define/configure the 2nd / to restore full screen.
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If you are using / you are doing it wrong, by default it is \
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hi,
yes you're right... that's my dyslectic writing... the forward slash has no assignment.. (at least at mine system)...
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What do you mean by why?
Is there anything wrong with that version?
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It is a pre release of 12. Current is 13.2. I suggest you update!
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and its most probably a broken debian patched version... So yes, there is a lot wrong with it.
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Simple: Ubuntu versions don't change within a release.
Why anyone would use saucy for a media PC is beyond me. If you want an appliance, at least choose an LTS release.
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