Set custom display resolution on Ubuntu 22.04

[@mz.beats_]

I was trying to get my display at the right resolution since months and xrandr did not help and this finally worked. Thank you for this amazing guide

[@72Deckard]

Nice one, great video. Been looking for a solution all day and found your vid that fix it!! Thanks

[@wQuii]

W tutorial W mic

[@trippzy8048]

He has the best mic ever

[@garderstorkim]

Wow, thank you so much this method works for me, i try use xrandr method but it didn't work☹️, but your method is the best i know it's hard but this is the best solution🤩

[@shuraihsrh]

Thanks Man. It worked. 💝💝💝

[@jayyqwe9003]

THANK YOU SO MUCH IT TOOK ME HRS TO FIND THIS.
IDK WHY XRANDR ISNT WORKING !!

[@carls-rodrigues]

It worked on Ubuntu 23. Thanks sir.

[@carlosacevedo9581]

Thank you very much, bro! You're the greatest! 🎉

[@Angel-oo7zn]

Wow, thanks broooooo, working on Ubuntu 22.04, thankss

[@yasser.elgammal]

Thank you, this is very helpful 🎉

[@NoahGamingEXE]

Sooooooooo much thanks, dude.!!!!

[@muditchoudhary28]

Thank you!! It worked.

[@hectorPerez-qf1ho]

THanksss crack you are the best

[@The.Techie]

this method did not work for 4k resolutions 3840*2160@60k in ubuntu 22.04.1 (XWAYLAND0 vmware guest OS). I used to used xrandr to set custom resolution in older version of ubuntu. now; it does not work.

[@gideon_maina]

Which CPU are you using? I will test this method soon on a 4K display and let you know.

[@2Sor2Fig]

Really helped me out, I just updated to Ubuntu 23 and xrandr doesn't seem to play nicely with it.

[@haypritam]

thank you sir.

[@amirhef]

thank you bro

[@_charleskamau]

Genius

[@jasonburiisco]

❤❤❤

[@LM77va]

Yet, another reason to hate Linux

[@Baconyy33]

4:40

[@ericilkwatson5557]

I am using 22.04.3 LTS, and unfortunately this solution does not work.

[@Wakeup-to-reality]

8:30
here cat status is disconnected in my case
what should i do

[@rkan2]

Wholy shit I have to edit the grub config and reboot to get a custom resolution?? What year is this? 1995? YOTLD!!

[@mohammadhossein94]

sadly cannot set a custom resolution using XRANDR (xrandr) on Ubuntu 22.04 since it uses WAYLAND by default.