Display
This article explains how to configure displays and assign them to thin clients or hardware types.
Configuration
| Setting |
Value |
Explanation |
| Custom xrandr command (takes precedence) | Text |
Enter a custom If the command executes successfully, it'll replace all other settings. Note, the system applies the remaining settings if an error occurs; it'll display no error message. |
Settings for first and second display
| Setting |
Value |
Explanation |
| Connected to |
List of various monitor connections |
The connection name for the first screen. The system menu, among other things, is displayed on this screen. |
| Manual connection name (takes precedence) |
Enter the port name manually here if it's missing from the list above. If this field is populated, the system ignores the selection in the list above. |
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Resolution |
List of various resolutions |
Select the desired resolution. |
| Rotation |
None Left (90°) right (90°) Upside down (180°) |
Specify the desired display rotation.
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| Frame rate on DVI-VGA adapter |
Numeric |
VGA-to-DVI adapters often transmit limited EDID information. In this case, set the frequency required by the display [ |
Note
For missing resolutions, use of more than two screens, or more complex settings, use the "Custom xrandr command (takes precedence)" setting — detailed information is available in the article Advanced Screen Settings.