how do I set fedora 10 gnome 800x600 resolution in a rc script for startx
I can find no rc config file in either /etc or $HOME that deals with setting the gnome resolution. The default is way to high to be readable.
I need a file (NOT someting I click on every time I start gnome). Any help is greatly apprciated in advance. Floyd, As I mentioned above there is NO /etc rc file such as xorg.conf or a modes file that actaully applies for newer fedora gnome systems. So, to find a solution I manually chged the resolution with selection of preferences system hardware screen resolution. I looked for what files chged. It looks like: /home/u/.config/monitors.xml <monitors version="1"> <configuration> <clone>no</clone> <output name="VGA"> <vendor>PTS</vendor> <product>0x0309</product> <serial>0x00000559</serial> <width>1024</width> <height>768</height> <rate>60</rate> <x>0</x> <y>0</y> <rotation>normal</rotation> <reflect_x>no</reflect_x> <reflect_y>no</reflect_y> </output> </configuration> </monitors> is the file I was looking for. So, saved in it in a special partition and then I "cp" it in the %post section of kickstart file so when I install, the resolution is (124x768 in this case) is permantly set - no more having to go into the gui for each boot. Floyd, |
what about setting a modes line
in xorg.conf? |
try editing your xorg.conf (man xorg.conf)
and add a Modes directive like so: ( Code:
You will need to add it to the correct Display as in here the depth of 24 probably the same for you. |
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