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On 11/28/06, Dale <dalek@××××××××××.net> wrote: |
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> pat wrote: |
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> > Hi, |
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> > I need to change X.org resolution of running X.org session. Please, could |
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> > someone point mo how to do it ??? I expect I have to set dirrerent resolutions |
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> > to the xorg.conf and then use magic key sequence to do this ... am I correct. |
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> > I need it for presentation. |
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> > Thanks to all. |
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> > Pat |
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> > |
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> Try ctrl alt then the + or - key on the numeric keypad. |
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> Hope that helps, before you flunk the presentation. |
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Use "xrandr", it will list all available resolutions, then, "xrandr -s |
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#" where "#" is the number associated with the desired resolution. |
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