Closed qaqland closed 9 months ago
Your monitor does not seems to support that resolution... very strange, can you try on sway if it gets the right resolution?
Also, on IRC you mentioned wlr-randr --custom-mode
doesn't work
can you attach the stderr of dwl -d
(in that session try to set the custom mode)
EDIT: just in case, run dwl directly from the tty
sway cannot get the right also..
idk how to get the stderr of dwl
So... here are two problems:
To get the stderr of a program you need to redirect it to a file which is done with 2> path/to/file
, e.g dwl 2> dwl.log
, this will create a file named dwl.log
in your current directory, attach that file
1>
or almost always used as >
is to redirect the stdout
EDIT: please use the latest commit to get the logs, -d
was added recently
Thank you for your help.
I tried ways and find that add my resolution to grub's GFXMODE
and this time wlr-randr custom-mode works well.
I also successfully get stderr from dwl -d
, but this time it looks good, so I don't paste it here.
Ah, then your driver/monitor did not expose all the modes.
Info
dwl version: 0.4 wlroots version: 0.16
Description
my screen is 1920x1280 but
dwl
only think it is 1920x1080here is
wlr-randr
outputs: