Linux On My Samsung

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

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.

Excellent!!!!

Thank you so much for your help

All the best

NSCX20005