logantscott

I thought I'd update my journal so the last entry doesn't show up on the front page... since it was over a year ago. I don't have much else to say at the moment.

I'm down in Klamath Falls, Oregon right now, at Oregon Institute of Technology.  I totally bailed on my computer software engineering major.  After either the winter or the spring term, I'll be transferring to UofO (in Eugene) to hopefully major in digital arts. I havent visited my DA in a while, but I figure I should get my shit together.  And, I will be doing a lot more (art) work over the next few months. I'll probably end up getting a year-long subscription sometime soon. I'm looking forward to taking a few photos of the area and working a little more with photoshop. Anyways, I got to get to my math class.

I've been making dual display wallpapers at the 2048x768 resolution.  I'm fine with that, but I'm thinkin a lot of other people are using bigger resolutions. Recently, I've been trying to put my new deviation (Amusement v2) into the 2560x1024 resolution, since that seems to be more popular than 2560x960.  But it doesn't make since.  Circles become elipses, and everything is warped. I found very little info about this problem online, but I'm thinking that it depends on the monitors aspect ratio. Mine are 4:3, and I run at 1024x768, but I've heard other monitors with a 5:4 ratio usually have a native resolution of 1280x1024. Now I'm trying t