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bennypr0faneHydr0p0nX, what is? Mythbuntu, yes?00:29
Hydr0p0nX??00:29
bennypr0faneyou said: kind of00:30
bennypr0fane<Hydr0p0nX> it's a different default window manager and a few extra packages00:30
Hydr0p0nXoh00:30
bennypr0faneby "it" you mean?00:30
Hydr0p0nXyea, mythbuntu00:30
bennypr0faneok, that means, Mythbuntu is actually a full-fledged install of ubuntu that can use all standard Ubuntu repos and applications?00:31
Hydr0p0nXyes00:32
Hydr0p0nXat least, i haven't found anything in the standard repo's that don't work00:32
bennypr0faneHydr0p0nX, I'm asking because I'd be using it not only as a Media Player, but also a file server/NAS00:33
bennypr0faneand would run an instance of Dropbox on it00:33
bennypr0faneso that should work, right?00:34
Hydr0p0nXwould expect it to00:34
bennypr0fanevery cool00:34
bennypr0fanea different question: Do you know of a tool in Mythbuntu that can fix overscanning on monitor due to HDMI>DVI converter cable?00:35
bennypr0fanee.g. Linux-XBMC distros have that in the hardware settings00:36
bennypr0faneit's very easy to adjust picture size00:36
bennypr0fanemy PC outputs HDMI or Display port, the monitor only has VGA,DVI, component video and cinch In00:37
bennypr0faneso I used that HDMI>DVI cabel00:37
bennypr0fanethe monitor itself doesn't have the ability to fine-tune the picture size00:39
Hydr0p0nXwhat kind of card ?00:39
Hydr0p0nXnvidia has something in the nvidia-settings app that will do it i think00:41
bennypr0faneit's an IntelHD00:44
Hydr0p0nXdon't have much experience with intel video00:49
Hydr0p0nXhttp://lists.x.org/archives/xorg-driver-ati/2011-January/018771.html00:50
Hydr0p0nXsee if that helps00:50
Hydr0p0nXalso, http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=59&t=127375 might have some more options00:51
bennypr0fanethanks!01:51
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