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<p>Hi Ramesh!<br>
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<blockquote type="cite">Is nvidia-driver known to be superior
that I should try to keep it and
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adjust frontend gui resolution to make things fit or should I
simply
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switch back to nouveau driver?
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Also, overscan is a general issue even with Xorg, and fixing
gui
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resolution will not make Xorg better. I will have to fix Xorg
overscan
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somehow. So, I prefer nouveau over nvidia in this aspect.
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Any help suggestion in improving what I have is much
appreciated.
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nVidia does have a GUI option where one can adjust the settings
to compensate for the television's overscan. Used it with one
of the Frontends here because the TV did not have an overscan
compensation.
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I am not sure I understand. Can you clarify? Which utility are you
talking about?
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<p>I knew you were going to ask that! <g> I can't look
directly as with the previous MythTV system here: 0.28, now
version 30 and while upgrading wiped the old version.</p>
<p>Old notes say "nVidia XServer Display Config". A very quick look
didn't find a download so I'll let you do a bit of digging. <br>
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<p><code> sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall </code></p>
<p>--or--</p>
<p><code> sudo apt install nvidia-390 </code><br>
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<p>Not sure from my notes if that installed the driver I needed at
the time <i>and</i> the GUI. Sorry.</p>
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<p>One thing that may be useful is a note I had set the resolution
on that TV/FrontEnd combination to 1680x1050 (16:10). The default
1920x1080 (16:9) had an overscan.</p>
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