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Screen resolution and primary screen choose restart after reboot [on hold]
Screen resolution is not saved after rebootForce gdm login screen to the primary monitorScreen resolution stuck at 1024x768Screen resolution lost after restart (14.04 64bit)Ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS never remember primary screen/monitor resolutionmonitor resolution reseted after reboot (one monitor)Theme and custom resolution reset after every rebootHow to change screen resolution in ubuntu 16.04 (VGA compatible controller: XGI Technology Inc. (eXtreme Graphics Innovation))Ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS + lg-29UM58-P (ultrawide 21:9 2560x1080)Displayport screen remains off after power save - 18.04Ubuntu 16.04 LTS Screen resolution - Second screen giving a lower resolution
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I have Ubuntu Disco Dingo and I have two screens. I change my second screen resolution with the command "xrandr --addmode" to terminal because of higher resolution of this screen is not seen Ubuntu's settings. Then I change primary screen which is the main monitor. Then after reboot all these changes are lose. I have a Intel graphics.
multiple-monitors display intel-graphics display-resolution
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I have Ubuntu Disco Dingo and I have two screens. I change my second screen resolution with the command "xrandr --addmode" to terminal because of higher resolution of this screen is not seen Ubuntu's settings. Then I change primary screen which is the main monitor. Then after reboot all these changes are lose. I have a Intel graphics.
multiple-monitors display intel-graphics display-resolution
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Possible duplicate of Screen resolution is not saved after reboot
– Jacob Vlijm
2 days ago
No need to say that you'd need to replace the xrandr command in the answer with yours to set the res.
– Jacob Vlijm
2 days ago
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I have Ubuntu Disco Dingo and I have two screens. I change my second screen resolution with the command "xrandr --addmode" to terminal because of higher resolution of this screen is not seen Ubuntu's settings. Then I change primary screen which is the main monitor. Then after reboot all these changes are lose. I have a Intel graphics.
multiple-monitors display intel-graphics display-resolution
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I have Ubuntu Disco Dingo and I have two screens. I change my second screen resolution with the command "xrandr --addmode" to terminal because of higher resolution of this screen is not seen Ubuntu's settings. Then I change primary screen which is the main monitor. Then after reboot all these changes are lose. I have a Intel graphics.
multiple-monitors display intel-graphics display-resolution
multiple-monitors display intel-graphics display-resolution
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put on hold as off-topic by DK Bose, Jacob Vlijm, karel, Eric Carvalho, Charles Green yesterday
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
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This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "Bug reports and problems specific to development version of Ubuntu should be reported on Launchpad so that developers can see, track and fix these issues." – DK Bose, karel, Charles Green
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Possible duplicate of Screen resolution is not saved after reboot
– Jacob Vlijm
2 days ago
No need to say that you'd need to replace the xrandr command in the answer with yours to set the res.
– Jacob Vlijm
2 days ago
add a comment |
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Possible duplicate of Screen resolution is not saved after reboot
– Jacob Vlijm
2 days ago
No need to say that you'd need to replace the xrandr command in the answer with yours to set the res.
– Jacob Vlijm
2 days ago
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Possible duplicate of Screen resolution is not saved after reboot
– Jacob Vlijm
2 days ago
Possible duplicate of Screen resolution is not saved after reboot
– Jacob Vlijm
2 days ago
No need to say that you'd need to replace the xrandr command in the answer with yours to set the res.
– Jacob Vlijm
2 days ago
No need to say that you'd need to replace the xrandr command in the answer with yours to set the res.
– Jacob Vlijm
2 days ago
add a comment |
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Possible duplicate of Screen resolution is not saved after reboot
– Jacob Vlijm
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No need to say that you'd need to replace the xrandr command in the answer with yours to set the res.
– Jacob Vlijm
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