set display resolution in X11 forwarding
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I have a machine running RHEL6.7, this machine is connected via ssh to another machine and I am forwarding graphics using X11 forwarding.
The problem is that when I run the program, the scaling is all messed up on my machine. Is there a way to tell the server the display of my screen?
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I have a machine running RHEL6.7, this machine is connected via ssh to another machine and I am forwarding graphics using X11 forwarding.
The problem is that when I run the program, the scaling is all messed up on my machine. Is there a way to tell the server the display of my screen?
x11
edited May 17 at 18:34
SivaPrasath
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asked May 17 at 18:21
Iliketoproveit
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I have a machine running RHEL6.7, this machine is connected via ssh to another machine and I am forwarding graphics using X11 forwarding.
The problem is that when I run the program, the scaling is all messed up on my machine. Is there a way to tell the server the display of my screen?
x11
edited May 17 at 18:34
SivaPrasath
4,74212445
asked May 17 at 18:21
Iliketoproveit
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I have a machine running RHEL6.7, this machine is connected via ssh to another machine and I am forwarding graphics using X11 forwarding.
The problem is that when I run the program, the scaling is all messed up on my machine. Is there a way to tell the server the display of my screen?
x11
edited May 17 at 18:34
SivaPrasath
4,74212445
asked May 17 at 18:21
Iliketoproveit
83
edited May 17 at 18:34
SivaPrasath
4,74212445
edited May 17 at 18:34
SivaPrasath
4,74212445
edited May 17 at 18:34
SivaPrasath
4,74212445
4,74212445
asked May 17 at 18:21
Iliketoproveit
83
asked May 17 at 18:21
Iliketoproveit
83
asked May 17 at 18:21
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If you are using xserver and have the xrandr package installed then you use it to change the display settings:
xrandr --size 1920x1080
That's just an example size. You can replace it with whatever suits you. Just make sure that it doesn't exceed what your GPU and monitor support.
answered May 17 at 18:38
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If you are using xserver and have the xrandr package installed then you use it to change the display settings:
xrandr --size 1920x1080
That's just an example size. You can replace it with whatever suits you. Just make sure that it doesn't exceed what your GPU and monitor support.
answered May 17 at 18:38
Nasir Riley
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If you are using xserver and have the xrandr package installed then you use it to change the display settings:
xrandr --size 1920x1080
That's just an example size. You can replace it with whatever suits you. Just make sure that it doesn't exceed what your GPU and monitor support.
answered May 17 at 18:38
Nasir Riley
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up vote
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If you are using xserver and have the xrandr package installed then you use it to change the display settings:
xrandr --size 1920x1080
That's just an example size. You can replace it with whatever suits you. Just make sure that it doesn't exceed what your GPU and monitor support.
answered May 17 at 18:38
Nasir Riley
1,514138
If you are using xserver and have the xrandr package installed then you use it to change the display settings:
xrandr --size 1920x1080
That's just an example size. You can replace it with whatever suits you. Just make sure that it doesn't exceed what your GPU and monitor support.
answered May 17 at 18:38
Nasir Riley
1,514138
answered May 17 at 18:38
Nasir Riley
1,514138
answered May 17 at 18:38
Nasir Riley
1,514138
answered May 17 at 18:38
Nasir Riley
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