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    Shell script for changing resolution

    Hello, everyone!
    I have been testing some windows apps lately, and most of them leave my desktop resolution very low.
    Every time I have to go to systemsettings and choose the resolution manually.
    I thought, maybe I could do that with a shell script.
    Does anyone know if that is even possible?

    P.S. I'm using Kubuntu 7.04, and the resolution I want is 1280 x 1024 @ 50 Hz

    Cheers!
    Gediminas
    Join the dark side<br />---------------------------------------------------------------------<br />Samsung NC10 netbook running<br />PCLinuxOS 2010 // Win XP

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    Re: Shell script for changing resolution

    Check the xrandr command. It can switch resolutions. But not all graphics cards drivers support it.

    There is also a kde applet that could be handy krandrtray.

    Javier.

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      #3
      Re: Shell script for changing resolution

      thanks
      Code:
      xrandr -s 1280x1024
      Is what I was looking for.

      Cheers!
      Join the dark side<br />---------------------------------------------------------------------<br />Samsung NC10 netbook running<br />PCLinuxOS 2010 // Win XP

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