HI all, just trying out a Live USB for the first time and considering installing to my PC, but before I take the plunge I'd like to know if I can create a script file similar to a batch file in Windows. So i can click a file and execute the 'xrandr -s 1920x1080 -r 24' command when watching a video file at 24 frames per second so the monitor is in sync with the video (my monitor does support 24hz) I'd also like to know if I can disable mouse acceleration. Thanks for reading Wilf
It seems I've nailed the script file. For anyone else interested, I created an empty file called 24FPS, opened it in Scratch and typed: #!/bin/bash xrandr -s 1920x1080 -r 24 chmod +x file I then saved it as 24PFS, entered the file properties and set it to open in Termal, then in the permissions tab I made it executable for owner, group and eveyone. I then opened terminal and typed "chmod +x 24FPS" without the quotes and now clicking the file changes my frame rate to 24hz, I then just copied/pasted the file and edited it slightly in Scratch text editor to change 24 to 60 and voila. I can switch between frame rates. I'm sure there are more elegant ways of doing this, I'm not sure how many of the actions and commands are necessary because I was rushing. It would be cool to change the icons of these scrip files from the stock text image if anyone can help? Thanks
