Around 20 o'clock on May 22, Dr Andrew C Aitchison wrote:
> Monitor redetection isn't implemented at the moment.
The RandR implementation in the kdrive vesa server can requery the BIOS
for modes; laptop BIOSes generally reflect the changes visible when the
select output is switched.
I use th
On Wed, 22 May 2002, Brian Wellington wrote:
> I'm running X (4.2.0) on a laptop, occasionally plugged into an external
> monitor. If I start X with the built-in display is active and later
> switch to an external monitor (using the hot-keys), I end up with a
> 1024x768@60Hz display on a CRT, wh
Brian Wellington ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Is there a way to kick the server and get it to notice the monitor
> change, perhaps doing DDC, and change the mode to one with a better
> refresh rate? I didn't see a way for xvidtune to do this. I also
> tried writing a simple program to fetch the curre
I'm running X (4.2.0) on a laptop, occasionally plugged into an external
monitor. If I start X with the built-in display is active and later
switch to an external monitor (using the hot-keys), I end up with a
1024x768@60Hz display on a CRT, which is less than optimal. Starting X
with the extern