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If the X.server can't work out what your screen size is it will set your DPI at the default of 75 x 75. If so, you will need to manually create a file like so: | If the X.server can't work out what your screen size is it will set your DPI at the default of 75 x 75. If so, you will need to manually create a file like so: |
Revision as of 05:20, 13 February 2023
Быстрый тест для проверки этих настроек X.server:
Конечно, стоит проверить, правильно ли X.server распознал ваш монитор. Если X.server не может распознать монитор или распознает его неправильно - отображение не будет оптимальным.
Тест:
Введите следующую команду в Терминал:
xdpyinfo | grep -B2 resolution
Вот результаты, полученные на моей машине; к счастью, они верны:
[handy@jarmano ~]$ xdpyinfo | grep -B2 resolution screen #0: dimensions: 1920x1200 pixels (524x321 millimeters) resolution: 93x95 dots per inch
Поэтому вам может понадобиться выполнить некоторые арифметические действия, ИЛИ, конечно, вы можете просто подключать один монитор за раз для теста. ;)
== Что, если X.server ошибся?
If the X.server can't work out what your screen size is it will set your DPI at the default of 75 x 75. If so, you will need to manually create a file like so:
/etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/90-monitor.conf
to which you must add the pertinent details (see below).
Getting Your Monitor's Specifications:
Probably the easiest way to get the required details is from the technical specifications supplied in the monitor's manual.
If you don't have the manual, you can search for the specifications of your monitor online; most maker's have a section on their sites for archived manuals.
There are also other sites out there that carry such information.
What do I do with the Specifications:
Enter the following into the Terminal to call your favourite text editor as root & create an initially empty file with the right path & name:
sudo <text.editor.name> /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/90-monitor.conf
Then copy the following into your editor's blank page:
/etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/90-monitor.conf
Section "Monitor" Identifier "Monitor0" DisplaySize 286 179 # In millimeters EndSection
You MUST replace the DisplaySize numbers with the ones for your monitor.
After you have done that, save the file & reboot. The next time X starts the X.server will have calculated your DPI values from the numbers that you put in the DisplaySize line above.
To test that the X.server has done what it has supposed to do & also that there were no typo's, run the test from the start of this wiki again.
What if I can't find the Manufacturer's Specifations?
You can measure your monitor & input the numbers that way, though your measurements will most likely be different than manufacturer's.
If you can't find the manufacturer's specifications on the web, have a look at this page as you still have options available to you: [1]
Поддержка
Following is a link to this page's forum counterpart where you can post any related feedback: [2]