On 03/10/2005 07:00 PM, Rob Bochan wrote:
I see what you're referring to now. I just tried setting up a .xsession file with:xrandr -s 1024x768 && exec oofficewhich left me with the same effect as before. If I set the -s switch to 800x600, that still leaves me with a ton of screen real estate unused, since the lcd on that machine doesn't do 800x600. The fonts are godawful in that mode too.
No no.... :) Back to the man page! ;)That's not a valid xrandr command. From a terminal, xrandr -q will get you a table of resolutions you can select. The "*" in the table shows the default.
Now you can use the xrandr -s <enter an *integer* here> command to reset the resolution.
Try that.