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features

Depth

The default depth of the visual can be set in the Screen section of the XF86Config file using the DefaultDepth option. The following example sets the default depth to 24.

X*screens File Example:

Screen /dev/crt

DefaultVisual

Depth 24

XF86Config File Example:

Section ìScreenî

. . .

DefaultDepth 24

. . .

EndSection

The following depth may be selected as the default depth: 24.

minimum monitor power save level option

See the section on “Extensions: Display Power Management Signaling” for more details on this option.

HPCursorScaleFactor <n>

See the section “Features: Cursor Scaling” for more details regarding this option.

NoServerLogging

See the section “Features: Logging and Verbosity” for more details.

DisableGlxVisuals

This can be accomplished by not loading the GLX driver in the Modules section. See the example below.

Section ìModuleî

#Noload ìglxî

EndSection

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Contents Manufacturing Part Number B2355-IE003 Edition E0206 Graphics administration guideLegal notice Contents Contents Windows configuration details Examples printing a key map Preface Product Dis Obsoleted On Name Number PrefaceDocument conventions Document conventions Chapter Configuring X Windows on HP-UX Graphics cards, see in this document Configuring X Windows on HP-UX HP Visualize graphics cardsServer configuration Screens file Description of the X*screens configuration fileSyntax guidelines X*screens file formatServer options Screen /dev/crtTransparent DefaultVisualScreen entries Sample X*screens files MinimumMonitorPowerSaveLevel valueScreenOptions Two physical displays, two separate screens Screen /dev/crt DefaultVisual Transparent Four physical displays, single logical screen Two physical displays, single logical screenDev/crt0 Dev/crt1 Dev/crt2 Dev/crt3 Host0.0 Performing buffer swaps on vertical blank Miscellaneous topicsDouble buffer extensions Supported devices Display power management signaling DpmsDetermining swap performance Shared memory extension Mitshm Power saving states defined by VesaMulti-Display Supported X configurationsMulti-display support Single logical screen Multi-ScreenDevice #2 Single logical screen SLS Multi-screen supportHp CDE and single logical screen 3D acceleration and single logical screenServer configuration Supported visuals Hp Visualize- FXE, FX5 and FX10 device-dependent informationSupported screen options Hp VISUALIZE-FXE/5/10 configuration hintsDisabling the GLX visuals Overlay visuals and overlay transparencyChanging the monitor type Hp VISUALIZE-FXE/5/10 colormapsOther graphics cards Configuring X Windows on HP-UX other graphics cards Using SAM to configure X Windows Using SAM to configure X Windows Using setmon to configure the monitor XF86Config file format XF86Config fileServerLayout section Absolute RightOf LeftOf Above Below Relative XF86Config file Option Value Default Description Files section Usr/lib/X11/Xserver/modules/xf86 Opt/graphics/common/lib Module section Option Value Description InputDevice sectionScreen section XF86Config file Entry Description Position Display subsectionXF86Config file Monitor section Device section XF86Config file Sample XF86Config file Sample XF86Config file Sample XF86Config file Determining swap performance ExtensionsDouble buffer extension DBE Display power management signaling Dpms Dpms Dynamic library loading Glx visual suppression FeaturesCursor scaling Visuals suppression Security Technical print service TPSVirtual frame buffer Xvfb Class DefaultVisual optionStarting the X Server from the command line DisableGlxVisuals Minimum monitor power save level optionDepth NoServerLoggingHideDuplicateGlxVisuals Pointers Input devicesKeyboards Hp Fire GL-UX device-dependent information Output devicesSupported visuals Supported device optionsOption Overlay True Option TransparentIndex0 Supported monitor configurationsATI FireGL X1/T2/X3 device-dependent information TrueColor optional Overlay Image FSAAScale Supported monitor configurations Overlay visuals and overlay transparency Hp Fire GL-UX configuration hintsNumLongs/sizeofOverlayVisualPropertyRec HP Fire GL-UX Colormaps Hints Hardware compatibility table System requirementsATI FireGL X1/X3/T2-128Fonts MiscellaneousFile Description FilesATI FireGL X1/T2/X3 configuration hints Gamma correction Windows configuration details Making an x*.hosts file Using an /etc/hosts fileChanging mouse button actions Customizing the mouse and keyboardStopping the X Window system Modifying modifier key bindings with xmodmap To do this Use this expression Specifying key remapping expressionsPrinting a key map ExamplesMaking an x*.hosts file Making an x*.hosts file Chapter
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