How to Set Custom Screen Resolution in Ubuntu Using Terminal.Wayland Driver .linux

[@jeito5042]

What a treasured tutorial, thanks a million for teaching us how to perform this❤

[@shoafmarshall7384]

great video

[@krishnatarafder3421]

His process is Good .Follow his process its really worked for me

[@hiprinting8285]

thanks its work!!! 🎉🎉🎉

[@codingeg9814]

Welcome 👍

[@BriefTruth]

you ve saved my day man. thank you

[@kavya33]

Thanks man! It works

[@codingeg9814]

You're welcome!

[@randomr.d4332]

It didn't worked for me

[@pdg_33]

I have black bars on left and right side,how can I fix?

[@codingeg9814]

check your display support 1920 x 1080 resolution or not.
if not then set supported resolution.

[@Yadnesh_]

Same problem 😞

[@Yadnesh_]

Same problem 😅 I don't have any graphic card only Intel HD 4000 integrated graphics 😢😢

[@jeito5042]

Hi there! try setting up a 4:3 resolution like 1400 x 1050 for example

[@phamaral249]

can I create more than one custom resolution?

[@codingeg9814]

yes, you can

[@phamaral249]

@@codingeg9814 Tried creating two but it didn't work for me. It only created the first entry

[@codingeg9814]

follow this video
ua-cam.com/video/W8ZhE0IQyyU/v-deo.html

[@phamaral249]

@@codingeg9814 Xrandr is for xorg only. I need a wayland solution