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Re: RH 5 - Xboard - svga - resize problem

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From: M.A. Powe
Date: Sat, 28 Mar 1998 00:00
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>>>>> "Jim" == Jim V Jirousek <jjirous@huntel.net> writes:

    Jim> Jim V. Jirousek wrote:

    >>  I'm having a problem resizing Xboard in Red Hat Linux 5.0; is
    >> there a parameter to set somewhere?  Gnuchess plays fine in

    Jim> I guess I found my solution; You initiate Xboard from a xterm
    Jim> window with xboard -size small .  Its funny that the man
    Jim> pages don't really give you that idea.

Hmm.  Really?  This seems clear enough to me:

(Linux 2.0.32) [root] [  ~]
 313 $ --> man xboard

/size

       -size or -boardSize (Large | Medium | Small)
               Determines  how  large  the board will be and what
               built-in piece bitmaps will be used.  On  a  large
               board (the default), pieces are 80x80 pixels, on a
               medium board 64x64 pixels, and on  a  small  board
               40x40 pixels.


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