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Don't want it just solved for me, want to understand and learn "WHY" so I can apply the knowledge now and later. Background / system: output of systeminfo under graphics/displays config.plist related section that currently works as described Scenario/Problem: Have got hardware acceleration, nice and responsive display at 60hz, smooth menu transitions and UI blurring etc but only displaying at a 2560x1440 resolution. Would like to be at full res of 3840x2160 (eventually dual monitors but that's later down the track - only have access to one and would need to purchase something) I'm having problems understanding and interpreting the section in the vanilla guide and the linked whatevergreeen framebuffer patching guide as to what things do, when changes are required if any, why we do it, and what affects changes make. I tried the recommended framebuffer in the Haswell 4200-5200 Desktop section (as opposed to the default which works as described above, nice but not full res) but that disabled hardware acceleration, considerably slowed performance/boot time, and said the monitor was 67 inches in size - resolution was correct though. In the "spoiler" section of the "Azul connectors" - I completely don't understand what the sections are telling me so I can work out what to use and add to the config.plist. I gather the framebuffer section is us forcing display properties - is that what it is for? Thank you [link] [comments] |
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