Porteus

You should posts every direct link to the necessary packages or their sources or build scripts. Please edit your post to fix this. Not exactly sure what you mean by this. @edge226 nope - it doesn't. how did you find it does? Thats the error that the package manager gave me when I attempted to insta...

64 bit Porteus v1.1

libattica.so.0.3 is required by flashplayer-plugin-11.1.102.62-x86_64-1alien

You are correct sir, that fixes things for KDE but not LXDE. well it does but it is not a permanent fix. If I set the setting and then log out and back in the setting is maintained. However it is not maintained upon boot.

I ended up finding the DPI setting, it was a kde system setting under Application Appearance, Then fonts, Force fonts DPI - Disabled. This needed to be changed to 96 DPI.

My drivers are still not working properly so the issue is not solved yet, however nearing solution. how do I change my DPI? I am sure 215 x 217 dpi for the xserver is incorrect. hmmm, I checked my other linux distro and the dpi is also 215 x 217. Yet it seems like I have at best a 600x480 or 800x600...

Okay, I accidentally was using the 1.2rc1 disc, I changed to the 1.1 discs and now have both 32 and 64 bit working with Nvidia drivers. However it says that my resolution is 1360x768 on both, it looks as if my resolution is either off or the DPI is off. I have ran nvidia-xconfig which often fixes th...

i5 2500k, 6gb ram, asus p8p67-m pro motherboard, Asus gt-440. Installed to a 16GB USB 3.0 Corsair Voyager Flash drive. and I used ext4 as my filesystem.

Nvidia module : http://ponce.cc/porteus/x86_64/current/ ... -2beny.xzm

I've done a fresh install a couple times and have been trying to get the nVidia drivers working. I installed them and added the nvidia module to the porteus/optional and added vga-detect to my /boot/porteus.cfg, It seems to fail upon doing the nVidia driver and unloads it then falls back to the defa...