> With digital monitors you are almost always guaranteed to have an EDID
> (IIRC, DVI and HDMI require it) which should prevent you from needing
> to tweak the modeline as the EDID contains the supported modelines
> from the monitor.
>
> Alex
>
I have a Mini 10 netbook with poulsbo gfx / HDMI out
> xvidtune doesn't work with xrandr 1.2. It needs to be updated to
> support multiple outputs.
>
> Alex
Seems we've finally got the the bottom of my original question- thanks
Steve and Alex!
Does anyone plan on updating xvidtune to work with the latest X/xrandr
and multiple displays? I would pre
suspect my housemates son has half-inched it so
looks like I'll have to get another before I can try testing xvidtune
with my poulsbo.
Should xvidtune be able to do what I want or will (external) HDMI/DVI
displays confuse it?
Dan
On Tue, Jan 12, 2010 at 2:28 PM, Steven J Newbury wrote:
>
> Isn't gnome-display-properties sufficient? Which additional features
> would you need?
No, gnome-display-properties isn't sufficient to my needs as it does
neither of the two features I am looking for which are:
1- Visual resizing (as in 'graphically' adjusting the screens outer borders) and
2
Hi!
I have been looking for a tool for visually resizing and positioning X
displays that is distribution neutral. I realise we have xrandr for
listing and changing display resolutions and rotations but it doesn't
seem to offer the ability to visually resize and position screens, a
feature that is
