im trying to set a resolution lower than my screen in linux but its stretching and in fact it doesnt even change the resolution of the screen, it just changes the game resolution wich then stretches to fill the screen
how can i change this behavior? i cant find the intel hd graphics options in ubuntu anywhere
im trying to set a resolution lower than my screen in linux but its stretching and in fact it doesnt even change the resolution of the screen, it just changes the game resolution wich then stretches to fill the screen
how can i change this behavior? i cant find the intel hd graphics options in ubuntu anywhere
Any reason not to go with windowed borderless and adjust the resolution through launch options? On many distros there isn't a desktop compositor, so there's no lag / input latency issues with it vs fullscreen.
Any reason not to go with windowed borderless and adjust the resolution through launch options? On many distros there isn't a desktop compositor, so there's no lag / input latency issues with it vs fullscreen.
JarateKingAny reason not to go with windowed borderless and adjust the resolution through launch options? On many distros there isn't a desktop compositor, so there's no lag / input latency issues with it vs fullscreen.
Sounds good, what desktop environments do you recommend? I'm using Ubuntu MATE, does the MATE environment have desktop compositing? i can just install a different desktop environment than MATE anyway
[quote=JarateKing]Any reason not to go with windowed borderless and adjust the resolution through launch options? On many distros there isn't a desktop compositor, so there's no lag / input latency issues with it vs fullscreen.[/quote]
Sounds good, what desktop environments do you recommend? I'm using Ubuntu MATE, does the MATE environment have desktop compositing? i can just install a different desktop environment than MATE anyway
sageSounds good, what desktop environments do you recommend? I'm using Ubuntu MATE, does the MATE environment have desktop compositing? i can just install a different desktop environment than MATE anyway
As far as I know, MATE doesn't have compositing by default.
[quote=sage]Sounds good, what desktop environments do you recommend? I'm using Ubuntu MATE, does the MATE environment have desktop compositing? i can just install a different desktop environment than MATE anyway[/quote]
As far as I know, MATE doesn't have compositing by default.