by Andrew Puruggan » Wed, 27 Dec 2000 07:02:32
Is there a command to set the resolution in X? I know about CTL-ALT-
+ or -, but what does this execute 'under the covers'?
I was thinking of making this a menu option or probably assign a two-key
combination to do the same thing
I was looking for it in man startx but I didn't see much...
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by Robert Kieslin » Wed, 27 Dec 2000 07:22:47
> I was thinking of making this a menu option or probably assign a two-key
> combination to do the same thing
In any event, you'd have to have a detailed understanding of the
X protocol if you're going to do it without crashing the server.
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