Display Configuration for x86 - The plugin!

Hello!
We are proud to share with you a new plugin : Display configuration
Available on the store, for x86 HW and Volumio4 only.
A screenshot to have an idea…

This a first version, other features are coming.
Thank you @nerd @Wheaten @gkkpch
Feedback welcome!
Enjoy :wink:

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oh! this you the first downloader :face_with_diagonal_mouth: :grinning:

There might be a small chance :slight_smile:

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Yes it’s working. :slight_smile:
Only needed to invert the screen, no need to touch the advanced settings.
Only the Hide mouse Cursor is not hiding the mouse cursor.

really?
it takes 3 seconds before it hides

Damn the dog, bad dog…
Hide Mouse Cursor must be ON…

euh… Almost impossible to see “Hide”

Sorry, I can’t do anything for you. :grinning:
It’s hidden on the screen!

Any way to add “disable-overscan=1” for HDMI on X86?

This is not for x86 but only RPI as far as I know. Am I wrong?

google “x86 xrandr overscan correction”, this may show some ways of adding it to the plugin, but no guarantee. I suggest to test this first using ssh on @pauljwells installation.

yes I found this too

Enable underscan (this usually shrinks the image by about 5%):

xrandr --output HDMI-1 --set underscan on

If underscan is not supported, you can manually resize the output:

xrandr --output HDMI-1 --transform 0.95,0,-10,0,0.95,-10,0,0,1

(Replace HDMI-1 with your actual display name).

To be tested. Then could be added in the plugin.

You’re right, it is RPi. I only have X86 running at the moment.

Correct, x86 out-of-the-box has been configured as a generic setup, this plugin is extremely valuable to add machine-specific settings and does it in its own way. Everything you read about RPi and config.txt or userconfig.txt is not x86-related and therefore completely irrelevant.

but do you need to underscan on your display?