xrandr center/adjust image on the display monitor
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It is possible to center/adjust the image on the display monitor with xrandr on ubuntu 16.04? The display is a borderless LG 24bk750y-b connected to a HMDI port of a Dell Inspiron 15 3567 with radeon hybrid graphics AMD Radeon R5 M430
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It is possible to center/adjust the image on the display monitor with xrandr on ubuntu 16.04? The display is a borderless LG 24bk750y-b connected to a HMDI port of a Dell Inspiron 15 3567 with radeon hybrid graphics AMD Radeon R5 M430
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Not sure what image you mean. The picture does not clarify unfortunately.
– Jacob Vlijm
Feb 5 at 19:51
There is a small black gap between the edge of the monitor and the image. I want to make image "spreading" completely on the monitor.
– Ovidiu Androne
Feb 5 at 20:07
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Unless the screen was developed as a borderless screen, you are looking at the border that you cannot expand your desktop into. Is this a laptop? Is it a desktop? What's the model of the screen or laptop? More information would be very helpful for us to help you! Please edit your question and add more details.
– Terrance
Feb 5 at 20:25
Are you 100% sure that it's got a borderless screen? What evidence supports that? Most systems, even touch screen laptops, don't have completely borderless screens
– Thomas Ward♦
Feb 5 at 20:37
Yes, I am sure it is borderless. And thank you for your attention and good will!
– Ovidiu Androne
Feb 5 at 20:40
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It is possible to center/adjust the image on the display monitor with xrandr on ubuntu 16.04? The display is a borderless LG 24bk750y-b connected to a HMDI port of a Dell Inspiron 15 3567 with radeon hybrid graphics AMD Radeon R5 M430
xrandr
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Ovidiu Androne
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It is possible to center/adjust the image on the display monitor with xrandr on ubuntu 16.04? The display is a borderless LG 24bk750y-b connected to a HMDI port of a Dell Inspiron 15 3567 with radeon hybrid graphics AMD Radeon R5 M430
xrandr
xrandr
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Ovidiu Androne
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asked Feb 5 at 19:46
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asked Feb 5 at 19:46
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asked Feb 5 at 19:46
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asked Feb 5 at 19:46
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Not sure what image you mean. The picture does not clarify unfortunately.
– Jacob Vlijm
Feb 5 at 19:51
There is a small black gap between the edge of the monitor and the image. I want to make image "spreading" completely on the monitor.
– Ovidiu Androne
Feb 5 at 20:07
1
Unless the screen was developed as a borderless screen, you are looking at the border that you cannot expand your desktop into. Is this a laptop? Is it a desktop? What's the model of the screen or laptop? More information would be very helpful for us to help you! Please edit your question and add more details.
– Terrance
Feb 5 at 20:25
Are you 100% sure that it's got a borderless screen? What evidence supports that? Most systems, even touch screen laptops, don't have completely borderless screens
– Thomas Ward♦
Feb 5 at 20:37
Yes, I am sure it is borderless. And thank you for your attention and good will!
– Ovidiu Androne
Feb 5 at 20:40
 |Â
show 2 more comments
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Not sure what image you mean. The picture does not clarify unfortunately.
– Jacob Vlijm
Feb 5 at 19:51
There is a small black gap between the edge of the monitor and the image. I want to make image "spreading" completely on the monitor.
– Ovidiu Androne
Feb 5 at 20:07
1
Unless the screen was developed as a borderless screen, you are looking at the border that you cannot expand your desktop into. Is this a laptop? Is it a desktop? What's the model of the screen or laptop? More information would be very helpful for us to help you! Please edit your question and add more details.
– Terrance
Feb 5 at 20:25
Are you 100% sure that it's got a borderless screen? What evidence supports that? Most systems, even touch screen laptops, don't have completely borderless screens
– Thomas Ward♦
Feb 5 at 20:37
Yes, I am sure it is borderless. And thank you for your attention and good will!
– Ovidiu Androne
Feb 5 at 20:40
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3
Not sure what image you mean. The picture does not clarify unfortunately.
– Jacob Vlijm
Feb 5 at 19:51
Not sure what image you mean. The picture does not clarify unfortunately.
– Jacob Vlijm
Feb 5 at 19:51
There is a small black gap between the edge of the monitor and the image. I want to make image "spreading" completely on the monitor.
– Ovidiu Androne
Feb 5 at 20:07
There is a small black gap between the edge of the monitor and the image. I want to make image "spreading" completely on the monitor.
– Ovidiu Androne
Feb 5 at 20:07
1
1
Unless the screen was developed as a borderless screen, you are looking at the border that you cannot expand your desktop into. Is this a laptop? Is it a desktop? What's the model of the screen or laptop? More information would be very helpful for us to help you! Please edit your question and add more details.
– Terrance
Feb 5 at 20:25
Unless the screen was developed as a borderless screen, you are looking at the border that you cannot expand your desktop into. Is this a laptop? Is it a desktop? What's the model of the screen or laptop? More information would be very helpful for us to help you! Please edit your question and add more details.
– Terrance
Feb 5 at 20:25
Are you 100% sure that it's got a borderless screen? What evidence supports that? Most systems, even touch screen laptops, don't have completely borderless screens
– Thomas Ward♦
Feb 5 at 20:37
Are you 100% sure that it's got a borderless screen? What evidence supports that? Most systems, even touch screen laptops, don't have completely borderless screens
– Thomas Ward♦
Feb 5 at 20:37
Yes, I am sure it is borderless. And thank you for your attention and good will!
– Ovidiu Androne
Feb 5 at 20:40
Yes, I am sure it is borderless. And thank you for your attention and good will!
– Ovidiu Androne
Feb 5 at 20:40
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Not sure what image you mean. The picture does not clarify unfortunately.
– Jacob Vlijm
Feb 5 at 19:51
There is a small black gap between the edge of the monitor and the image. I want to make image "spreading" completely on the monitor.
– Ovidiu Androne
Feb 5 at 20:07
1
Unless the screen was developed as a borderless screen, you are looking at the border that you cannot expand your desktop into. Is this a laptop? Is it a desktop? What's the model of the screen or laptop? More information would be very helpful for us to help you! Please edit your question and add more details.
– Terrance
Feb 5 at 20:25
Are you 100% sure that it's got a borderless screen? What evidence supports that? Most systems, even touch screen laptops, don't have completely borderless screens
– Thomas Ward♦
Feb 5 at 20:37
Yes, I am sure it is borderless. And thank you for your attention and good will!
– Ovidiu Androne
Feb 5 at 20:40