I am facing an annoying overscan issue when trying to use a dual monitor configuration on fedora (Laptop screen + Panasonic Viera 42" TV through HDMI). Image appears to be zoomed in on the tv screen, thus trimming the toolbars,panel, etc. For now i've tried: 0 Fix it on TV side (no options were found, though) 1 Scale(makes everything bigger while the trim remains): xrandr --output HDMI1

How to remove overscan on HDMI 1080p output using xrandr. I started messing around with xrandr and the ??transform, ??fb and ??fbmm options, but the only thing I could achieve with these was a displacement of the desktop so I could actually see the upper left corner. Scaling the Heyyo, so I'm trying out Ubuntu 17.10 and on Wayland I can't use xrandr to try and fix the overscan the HDMI out does to my TV. Akai 42" FHD if jump to content. my subreddits. edit subscriptions. popular-all Linux introductions, tips and tutorials. Any distro, any platform! Configuring screens with xrandr You can do a bunch of other things with xrandr, such as rotating displays, applying transformation matrices to them, software brightness and gamma correction, zooming, etc., see man xrandr to know more. Tutorials. cpanel Tutorial ; php Tutorial ; php codes; CSS Tutorial ; CSS3 Tutorial ; HTML5 Tutorial ; Bootstrap Tutorial ; SQL Tutorial ; How can I make xrandr customization permanent? Ubuntu: How can I make xrandr customization permanent? Lucky Rathore 17:10. RandR Documentation. In addition to the RandR X protocol, an official configuration utility (named xrandr) is maintained in the freedesktop git repository.. Protocol specification; RandR 1.2 overview from Debian ; X Configuration from Ubuntu ; Documentation from Intel on setting up dual head configuration with RandR 1.2 Or that the X server doesn't support it, as Solaris 10 includes both Xsun (no randr support) and Xorg (has randr support if the driver supports it), as well as other X servers being available including Xnewt (Sun Ray), X