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[feature] change screen resolution like Chrome OS #9
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LOL, can't confirm, as my Chromebook has been running Debian for over a year. 🤣 I'm not sure if one needs nwg-displays to achieve this. Maybe just a script would be enough? |
I have a pixelbook. I don't know what other user do, but I use that key very much
sure, I can do it. It only my opinion |
Maybe, due to the |
Take a look when you have time :) Sure, if I use nwg-displays, my script must edit One more thing, in chromeos when I up/down resolution, (I think) it scale to supported resolution by display (without flickering), not by a float number |
I use 3 full HD displays, so have no experience with scaling. Tried fractional scaling, just out of curiosity, but it didn't look well. |
Sure, scale not always have good result In nwg-displays, I see it only use linear scale
This list will be calc for each display |
ChromeOS has following feature https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/183101?hl=en
Actually, it change SCALE (not resolution)
Can we add command like below to set it dynamic by bind hotkeys? It will be awesome
The command only effect to focused display
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