LAPTOP SCREEN SHIFTED TO THE RIGHT DRIVER
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I fully support what Red Hat is trying to do here, and I appreciate all the good stuff this project does upstream (which is why I'm still going to wear my freshly-purchased bright red Fedora to a Christmas party to show my Red Hat pride), but I think Fedora (the OS) might be a bit too 'bleeding edge' for me at the moment - I just want my OS to work the way it's supposed to. It's not ideal, but now at least I can see the entirety of what's supposed to be on the game screen.Īlso, after visiting WineHQ, I found out that Wine 1.3.33 is an unstable version of Wine, yet it's what was available from add/remove software. I seem to have fixed my current problem though, by forcing fallback mode in gnome. With my current problem, I can't see 85% of what's supposed to be on the screen, because 85% of my screen is solid light blue. This sounds like your problem, I think?I experienced that problem with Fedora 15, and my current problem is definitely much more severe than that with that problem, I could just hit alt-tab at the appropriate times and continue playing.

A small one is probably good for an old game anyway. Hmm I have no idea, except have you tried running it in a Wine virtual desktop (in Wine Config)? Set it to 800圆00 or whatever screen resolution you prefer. (Heroes of Might and Magic 2 works flawlessly in DOSBOX using the open source video card driver). Ctrl + Alt + will return your display to its original rightside-up orientation. Ctrl + Alt + will flip your display upside down. Ctrl + Alt + will rotate your display 90 to the right. Ctrl + Alt + will rotate your display 90 to the left. At the bottom, you’ll find Advanced Display Settings. Try rotating your screen with keyboard shortcuts.

LAPTOP SCREEN SHIFTED TO THE RIGHT DRIVER

I figured if a video card driver can't handle DOSBOX it's probably not worth using. Another method that you can try is changing the refresh rate of your computer. I did briefly try the proprietary AMD video card driver, but it crashed upon trying run Heroes of Might and Magic 2 in DOSBOX, so I uninstalled it.

LAPTOP SCREEN SHIFTED TO THE RIGHT DOWNLOAD

I'm currently using Wine 1.3.33 (what was available for download from Add/Remove Software) and I'm using the open source video card driver. The remainder of my screen was solid light blue. When I tried to play the game, it ran, and the image was not distorted except that the whole screen was shifted about three inches up and about ten inches to the left, so that the majority of the image was not being displayed (I could only see the bottom right corner of the game's opening menu screen in the upper left corner of my screen). I then installed Heroes of Might and Magic 3, the GOG.com version (This is not a fancy 3D game, it is a 2D game that was originally made for Windows 98). I recently installed Fedora 16, updated my system, and installed Wine.

Laptop screen shifted to the right