Metatron wrote:You're forgetting that you're assuming -S for that to even work out appreciably. Unless you're seriously suggesting that the top half of the screen be one rather sizeable black bar.
er, who's asking who? xD
but seriously (yes i can be serious in some insane way ) who was this post aimed at?
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At blackmyst for suggesting to adjust your monitor settings to hide the bottom line. I was pointing out it doesn't work out very well in -R and Windowed modes.
Metatron wrote:Anyhow. What about window modes, then? Doesn't damage the point either way. I'm simply pointing out that blackmyst's solution is unquestionably suboptimal.
Yeah well, it's better than nothing, isn't it. Which is what you have until somebody changes it.
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I just finally figured out wtf you guys where talking about. Wtf resolution are you runing your screen in. LIke 800x600? Because theres no way you'd even hardly notice at anything above 1280x960. Which i'm sure most people are running by now. And at 1600x1200 I defanitly dont notice it.
clessoulis wrote:I just finally figured out wtf you guys where talking about. Wtf resolution are you runing your screen in. LIke 800x600? Because theres no way you'd even hardly notice at anything above 1280x960. Which i'm sure most people are running by now. And at 1600x1200 I defanitly dont notice it.
640x480, actually. Because I hate blurry interpolation, and that's the only resolution that uses nearest-neighbour instead, so I get nice crisp pixels. And I might as well make best use of my CRT monitor's ability to change to all kinds of resolutions natively!
) who was this post aimed at?