Questions tagged [xorg]
Xorg is a full featured X server that was originally designed for UNIX and UNIX-like operating systems running on Intel x86 hardware. It now runs on a wider range of hardware and OS platforms.
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How to disable monitor on boot using xorg.conf?
I have an always-connected monitor using the HDMI-1-0 port, and I want to set the default xrandr value to xrandr --output HDMI-1-0 --off on Linux boot. Even when I add this to my .xinitrc, the monitor ...
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Using xorg.conf creating 2 x servers?
So I have 2 displaylink displays, each shows as a framebuffer device, fb0, and fb1. I am using raspberry pi os, and it will show on one display, but the other is blank, however if I move the cursor ...
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How can I launch an Xorg server on another tty?
I found this command, which lets me launch an Xorg on tty8
sudo systemd-run --property PAMName=login --property User="$user" --property StandardInput=tty --property TTYPath=/...
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Permanently set layout for all keyboards in X11
On my laptop running Gentoo Linux with StumpWM as a window manager, I have a custom keyboard layout called daselt, which I'm using all the time. Until now I've set it by automatically running ...
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In some linux system , echo $DISPLAY shows :1 instead of :0 why is that?
DISPLAY as :1 typically means that your X server instance is running on display :1, but why it doesn't runs in :0, there is no other display nothing else is connected with my laptop, why it chose :1 , ...
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XQuerytree returns wrong number of child windows
I am trying to get the number of top level windows aka children of the root window in Xlib using XQuerytree. It is just working fine when only experimenting with basic X utilities such as Xterm or ...
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How to inspect GUI elements (buttons, fields, forms) in Linux and automate, control them from Python script?
There are some tools to simulate users actions (moving mouse, clicking buttons, filling forms and so on) in Linux, like we do it in Windows with Python and pywinauto or pyautogui libraries.
On Linux ...
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X11 DISPLAY Configuration for SSH and Nvidia Optimus Graphics
There are one Intel integrated graphics and the other Nvidia graphics card in my remote box, where OpenSSH and X11 servers run on Ubuntu Desktop 24.04. The graphics drivers and utils are installed ...
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Disabling laptop's built-in touchpad and keyboard during boot, before the display manager starts
My laptop's built-in touchpad and keyboard are malfunctioning and I'm currently using the USB touchpad and keyboard instead. I'm looking for a way to disable the built-in touchpad and keyboard even ...
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Repeated TUXEDO Control Center Service Error: Cannot Access /run/user/1000/Xauthority
I'm experiencing an issue with the TUXEDO Control Center Service (tccd) on my system. The service is running, but it keeps logging the following errors every 5 seconds about not being able to access /...
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xRDP/XORG Login fails for other users
Im currently providing a physical ubuntu machine which should be used as a remote machine.
I don't have any problems connection to it from a windows machine, but for others user the login mask ends up ...
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How to change Caps lock shortcut from Shift+CAPS to Alt+CAPS
Debian Linux, which includes /etc/default/keyboard file to setup keyboard, both on console and X.
I have this line in it:
XKBOPTIONS="grp:caps_toggle"
Through this configuration, CAPS is ...
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Running X11 session from SDDM on Wayland
I'd like to open a new X11 user session from SDDM on Wayland.
Default SDDM behavior is to run on X11. Thus, it starts X11 server first, then it can successfully start a session first for itself, and ...
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Is it possible to selectively add input devices to a running Xorg server?
I'm using Xorg with AutoAddDevices disabled, because I have many input devices on my server, which mustn't all be added to my physical session.
The input devices I need are pre-configured in the xorg....
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Xorg FBDEV refuses to use the specified framebuffer
I'm using Xorg with the FBDEV driver, configuration:
Section "Device"
Identifier "Device0"
Driver "fbdev"
Option "fbdev" "/dev/fb0"
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