Hi Voria,
I was over at Insanelywind and noticed that somebody posted a thread mentioning that the screen resolution can be set higher than the default.
He mentions that if you run terminal and type:
xrandr --output LVDS1 --mode 1024x600 --scale 1.25x1.25
And voilá! Now you have a virtual resolution of 1280x750, with no need to scroll. As it name suggest, the command is part of the X system, and it means to Rotate and Resize.
You can play with the scaling factor. Personally, i left it at 1.2x1.2
It has to be run everytime the system starts. Would you be able to make a script that gets launched on boot to make the changes permanent.
Thank you for your time
All the best
NSCXP2005
Resizing Screen Resolution on Netbooks
Re: Resizing Screen Resolution on Netbooks
Nice find, it can be useful at times.
Anyway, there is no need for complicated scripts here.
Just create a new file and past this text in it:Make it executable:
Then go to 'System'->'Preferences'->'Startup Applications' and add it to the list.
Anyway, there is no need for complicated scripts here.
Just create a new file and past this text in it:
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#!/bin/bash
xrandr --output LVDS1 --mode 1024x600 --scale 1.25x1.25
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chmod +x <filename>
Re: Resizing Screen Resolution on Netbooks
Excellent!!!!
Thank you so much for your help
All the best
NSCX20005
Thank you so much for your help
All the best
NSCX20005