Finally, I found what I need:
Using xrand -s 2 switches to 1024 x 768,
xrand -s 0 switches back.
Any way to put this behaviour into XF86config to use CRTL+ALT+(NUM+) ?
Andreas
Andreas Krebs wrote:
I did the following modification, but it still the same:
The virtual res. remains 1400x1050 when
Dear XFree86-Experts,
I just installed Version 4.4.0 on a Dell Inspiron 8000 and
nearly everything works fine. I can even switch between the
resolutions
Modes 1400x1050 1024x768 800x600 640x480
This was the reason for the update from Version 4.2. because
I need to work with a projector
Andreas Krebs wrote:
Now, I would like to get rid of the virtual resolution 1400x1050
when I am working with 1024x768.
Is there a way to switch the virtual resolution on the fly or
do I need to start a second Xserver.
If I understand your request, yes. You just need to simplify your Section
Is it possible, or what does it take to get a virtual resolution
that is smaller than the actual physical resolution?
Example:
a 1024x768 (virtual) in 1280x1024 (physical)
or 1024x576 (virtual) in 1024x768 (physical)
Currently when I specify a smaller virtual, XFree drops into 640x480
On Tue, 1 Jul 2003, Brandon Beattie wrote:
Is it possible, or what does it take to get a virtual resolution
that is smaller than the actual physical resolution?
This is not possible. Conceptually, it doesn't really even
make sense. Virtual is by definition, greater than or equal
to the
Hi there,
Can I change virtual resolution on-the-fly?
My desktop is in 1024x768 but when I use TV-Out for films (in 768x576) the
picture don't fit in the screen because of the higher virtual resolution.
It would be good to change v.r. with a command when needed and switch back
after. (Do games
On Wed, Feb 05, 2003 at 11:41:21PM +0100, Csarnai Tamás wrote:
Hi there,
Can I change virtual resolution on-the-fly?
Not exactly. You can change your screen's physical resolution by holding
down Ctrl and Alt and hitting the numeric keypad's + and - keys. However,
your virtual resolution (the
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