Man, that's an insane problem, I wish I was more familiar with Linux to help you. xScopes tools float above your desktop windows and can be accessed via a toolbar.
I am *not* going to fight with xrandr- been there, done that, never ever again. I don't want to have to go back to my monitor, because the TV is oh so much bigger. Now my 64bit Ubuntu 14.04 desktop (fresh install) displays everything properly.Īpplying the custom resolution of my desktop AFTER applying the corrected overscan resolution (1740x978) to the graphics settings file referred to above, I get a VERY odd problem (which is replicating itself in EVERY Steam game I have!): The screen displays properly in fullscreen, with no cut off edges, but the mouse seems to be tracking about an inch or more ABOVE where the cursor actually appears on the screen.ĭoes anyone know how I can fix this? This also occurs in Portal 2, Left 4 Dead 2, and several other games I've tested.
Pixel 3 civilization beyond earth background driver#
This Vizio TV has no ability to display 1:1 or 100% scan or anything like that, so I have to use the "underscan" feature of the Nvidia 331.113 driver to apply a 90 pixel underscan to the TV's overscan. I'm displaying on a Vizio 32" TV using a DVI-out adapter on an HDMI cable from my tower (my GTX560 card has a broken micro-HDMI port, natch) to the TV's HDMI-in, fairly old, and has (predictably) the worst possible of all linux gaming display issues other than no display at all: for linux), how do I make the custom resolution actually work?
Now that we know where the files are (in My Documents/My Games/Sid Meiers Civilization Beyond Earth for Windows and $HOME/.local/share/aspyr-mediaSid.
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