The easiest way to manage screen resolutions is with the application arandr, it can also generate a bash script for setting the resolution to a specific configuration. If you plan to have each virtual desktop with a different resolution, you can edit rc.lua to run the appropiate bash script when you switch desktop.
søn. 29. mar. 2015 kl. 18.09 skrev Felix E. Klee <[email protected]>: > I am looking for a window manager with virtual desktops, where I can > configure different screen resolutions for each desktop. A lower > screen resolution may also be realized by some kind of software zoom > tool. > > Background: For a user, turning 80 this year, I plan to set up a > laptop with a 3K 5.6" screen. Some applications can be adapted to the > high resolution. Other applications, however, for example Xfig, likely > are hard to use because icon size and line width cannot be scaled in > configuration. The idea is to use these applications on a virtual > desktop with a lower resolution, or with a full-screen zoom. The user > is familiar with the concept of virtual desktops. > > Ideally there would be widget to scale the resolution with buttons, on the > fly: > > [ + ][ - ][1:1] 120% > > -- > To unsubscribe, send mail to [email protected]. >
