Linux mint change resolution command line
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You can set a target type as follows: add -target type type can of the following be vcd, svcd, dvd, dv, pal-vcd or ntsc-svcd on the command line. In that case you could try falling back to something common like 640x480, which, it seems most monitors support and vbeinfo supports. To create a video CD or DVD, FFmpeg makes it simple by letting you specify a target type and the format options required automatically. In fact, there do not seem to be any 16x9 modes supported by vbeinfo, as of Ubuntu 13.04. For example, if your preferred mode is 1920x1080 (a common 16x9 aspect ratio setting), your preferred mode is NOT supported by vbeinfo and may not work correctly. Note: the preferred mode has to be among those listed by vbeinfo.
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Remove the # and change 640x480 with the preferred mode you wrote down. Reach for your terminal and type $ sudo nano /etc/default/grub Press Esc to return to grub and press Enter to boot. Note: sometimes, some buggy video cards incorrectly give Grub the wrong preferred resolution - if the preferred mode is much higher than you were expecting, then select the nearest mode in the list displayed that you were expecting. At the bottom is "preferred mode" - in your case it should say 1280x800. Linux: Improved behavior of -wait command line argument when Sublime Text isnt currently. This will display various stuff how grub recognizes your display. This can be changed via the allowgithomedir setting. Then type (for Ubuntu versions before 18.04): $ vbeinfo Reboot and press and hold Shift to display your grub.