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fbset

configure framebuffer device settings

TLDR

Show current framebuffer settings
$ sudo fbset [-i|--info]
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Set a framebuffer mode from fb.modes
$ sudo fbset "[800]x[600]-[60]"
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Set arbitrary framebuffer mode
$ sudo fbset [-g|--geometry] [TTY_horizontal] [TTY_vertical] [monitor_horizontal] [monitor_vertical] [color_depth]
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SYNOPSIS

fbset [options] [mode]

DESCRIPTION

fbset shows and modifies Linux framebuffer device settings. It can change resolution, color depth, timing, and other display parameters.Used for configuring console display on systems using framebuffer.

PARAMETERS

-i, --info

Show framebuffer information
-g, --geometry params
Set geometry (xres, yres, vxres, vyres, depth)
-t, --timings params
Set display timings
-fb device
Use specified framebuffer device

CONFIGURATION

/etc/fb.modes

Defines predefined video modes with resolution, timing, and color depth settings.

INSTALL

sudo apt install fbset
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sudo pacman -S fbset
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nix profile install nixpkgs#fbset
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CAVEATS

Requires framebuffer support in kernel. May require root privileges. Incorrect settings can cause display issues.

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