diffieIs there something like arandr but allowing to manage all (or all useful) of the XRandR cababilities, matching what X.Org does expose and not being biased by assumptions about multi-monitor setups.
I miss these things in arandr:
• custom framebuffer size and panning
• defining and setting custom modes (some visualization would be cool)
• CVT calculation tool
• scaling and setting anti-aliasing filter (would be really useful when someone gives me random 4K display)
(• gamma and transform setting would be cool)
(• reconfiguring the windows to fit the framebuffer, with EWMH-compliant window manager support, would be cool, too)
I'm basically looking for something like xvidtune, but more modern/usable.
I would also really appreciate also a slider for the pixel clock, as my cable has just a bad day and I have to turn it down a bit for one of the screens. #askfedi #xorg
I miss these things in arandr:
• custom framebuffer size and panning
• defining and setting custom modes (some visualization would be cool)
• CVT calculation tool
• scaling and setting anti-aliasing filter (would be really useful when someone gives me random 4K display)
(• gamma and transform setting would be cool)
(• reconfiguring the windows to fit the framebuffer, with EWMH-compliant window manager support, would be cool, too)
I'm basically looking for something like xvidtune, but more modern/usable.
I would also really appreciate also a slider for the pixel clock, as my cable has just a bad day and I have to turn it down a bit for one of the screens. #askfedi #xorg
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