Closed farckl closed 10 years ago
Thanks for mentioning this, for some reason I never added those paths to the json file. I'll add those tonight or tomorrow and publish it on npm.
Alright I've added the dual monitor, triple monitor, and netbook resolutions to the script. I've also added the 1600x900 widescreen resolution that I somehow missed when I first built the script.
This has been published to NPM as version 2.0.2.
I could not find anything for 5040x1200. That would be three 1680x1200 monitors, right? I've never heard of that resolution before and can't seem to find any monitors that run that resolution.
Steven,
Awesome! Thanks for doing the update, you've helped my laziness immensely. I may have been hallucinating when I came up with the 5040x1200 resolution.
Take care,
K. Herzer
On 12/14/2013 1:39 AM, Steven Benner wrote:
Alright I've added the dual monitor, triple monitor, and netbook resolutions to the script. I've also added the 1600x900 widescreen resolution that I somehow missed when I first built the script.
This has been published to NPM as version 2.0.2.
I could not find anything for 5040x1200. That would be three 1680x1200 monitors, right? I've never heard of that resolution before and can't seem to find any monitors that run that resolution.
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I've successfully used this tool to download images of the more popular resolutions. Unfortunately, I have a few systems around with multiple monitors and/or less popular screen resolutions -- these systems ARE accommodated by the interfacelift website, but appear NOT to have proper accommodations in the script. All of the following resolutions result in the error "__ is not a known resolution" when entered into the command line:
5120x1600 3200x1200 4800x1200 5040x1200 1600x900 1366x768