[SOORENA]

I can't do that it says I do not have the right administrative priviliges. Is there another way to edit and save it?

Soorena

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gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf

[stettybet0]

gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf

[SOORENA]

No what I meant was when I try to save it it says that I don't have the administartive priviliges.

Thanks

Soorena

[stettybet0]

enter the line in the previous post, and it will let you save...

[SOORENA]

OK so I did that and I pressed ALT+CTRL+BACKSPACE and beryl worked!! But, when I restarted my computer the same old x server error came up and i was back to square one. Any ideas how to fix that?

Thanks so much for all your help so far I learned so much from you.

Soorena

[stettybet0]

do you remember installing any updates between when beryl worked and when you got the x server error?

[SOORENA]

I didn't install any updates after beryl worked. However I did install other beryl features from Synaptic. I did the update that was in the beryl setup and that was about it.

Thanks

Soorena

[SOORENA]

Hello?

[stettybet0]

sorry, I've been away for the past couple of days. its late here now, but i'll try to look at this tomorrow.

[stettybet0]

I want you to start back at Post #87 and continue until you get beryl working (like it was before you restarted). During those instructions, make special care that you do not install ANY updates for ANYTHING.