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[17:26]agneli: ok i understand the keyboard now - maybe it will be usefull for somebody
[17:28]agneli: tde uses setxkbdmap to set keyboard parameters, basically ignoring or erasing xorg settings
[17:28]agneli: so keyboard just has to be set via tde mechanisms
[17:29]agneli: now I have another question maybe somebody will help me
[17:29]agneli: is there any specification for the xml anchors used by tdm avaliable anywhere?
[17:29]agneli: <normal file="background.jpeg" scalemode="crop"/>
[17:30]agneli: this is the source of my different size monitors issue with tdm while using themes
[17:30]agneli: this scalemode="crop" maybe can changed to something like "fit" or "scale"
[17:30]agneli: that would be awesome
[17:31]agneli: abnybody, please?
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[19:00]adamk: What's the best way to save the screen resolution you've set? The only way I've got it to save was to create an autostart entry and have it execute an xrandr command.
[19:00]adamk: Resize and rotate doesn't save my configuration.
[19:04]agneli: hehehe I was just battling with a very similar issue
[19:05]agneli: adamk: I just configured xorg properly
[19:05]agneli: what is your gpu, please?
[19:08]adamk: It's an Nvidia GeForce GTX 950
[19:13]agneli: ops
[19:13]agneli: i have an old nVidia in another machine and there it "just works"
[19:13]agneli: i am using nVidia binary blobs
[19:13]agneli: but iirc for nouveau it worked as well
[19:13]agneli: anyway
[19:13]agneli: this is the solution i came up with
[19:14]agneli: configuring xorg
[19:14]agneli: an now my settings are preserved across reboots
[19:14]adamk: I'll give that a shot. Thank you so much.
[19:14]agneli: you are using multihead setup?
[19:14]agneli: or just a single display?
[19:15]adamk: Single display. Have to also mention that it's a VGA display.
[19:19]agneli: really?
[19:19]agneli: but it does not matter i believe, does it?
[19:19]agneli: r u familiar with xorg.conf?
[19:28]adamk: Not much. I remember having to create that file because it apparently doesn't exist anymore.
[19:28]adamk: Maybe that's why I can't save my display?
[19:30]agneli: i do not think so, i believe this is something with twin that I did not really solved
[19:30]agneli: just go as root to /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d
[19:31]agneli: on the other hand what is wrong with your xrandr solution?
[19:36]adamk: Nothing's wrong with it. I just have an issue with the trinity desktop not saving my resolution.
[19:38]adamk: Running the xrandr command via autostart is a good alternative trick when nothing else works.
[19:49]agneli: ok
[19:49]agneli: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Xorg
[19:49]tde-bot: Page title: Xorg - ArchWiki
[19:49]agneli: u just probably need one Device section
[19:50]agneli: and one monitor section
[19:51]agneli: with Option PreferredMode
[19:51]agneli: set to your liking
[19:51]agneli: or maybe just the monitor section
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[22:46]adamk: Seems that saving the configuration did the trick. Not sure why it didn't work for me before but now it does.
[22:47]adamk: I mean the "display profile"
[22:48]adamk: From Screen Resize & Rotate -> Configure Display
[22:49]adamk: Took hours for me to reply back because I had another issue with linux not being displayed on my VGA screen but I solved that with the installation of Nvidia drivers.
[22:49]adamk: solved that issue*
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