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I have a non standard 1280x800 screen which isn't detected correctly by my linux system
The screen is a 1280x800 native, 10.1 inch tablet display with an external controller board. I've got it connected to a brix with a N2807 Celeron via HDMI. I run Fedora 20 KDE spin with official intel i915 drivers.
The screen resolution is not detected and it defaults to a horrible 1024x786, and the closest supported resolution is 1200 x768 and I have a script that adds the correct resolution, enables it for the device and sets it (so, xrandr newmode, then addmode, then output - but you knew that).
While this is a single user system, I'd like to either add this set this resolution before login (which would be utterly ace) or to have this script preloaded before any user logs in.
Failing which where would I put this script for KDE?
1280x800, non standard ah those good old days of 16:10 laptop displays – Sathyajith Bhat – 2014-09-08T12:20:55.090
Its probably the controller not the display that's non standard. I'm convinced its a tablet panel, and it has a few odd features. – Journeyman Geek – 2014-09-08T12:22:02.110