Nvidia video settings on Ubuntu get reset back to 1024x768 when logging back in
Solution 1
First, you should really upgrade both system and/or vga driver.
Second, just use sudo nvidia-xconfig
. So the official config utility writes the xorg.conf, all clean, all good.
Reboot, and execute this: sudo nvidia-settings
. Set resolution there and click Save to X Configuration File. That's all.
(I'd stay far from such things like the one you mentioned.)
Solution 2
Mission accomplished, it was so trivial.
System > Preferences > Screen Resolution Apply & Keep Settings.
Aki
Updated on September 17, 2022Comments
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Aki over 1 year
In making changes to video settings in Ubuntu I tried the following in Gnome:
gksudo nvidia-settings
Resolution is set to 1920x1080 and applied, voila screen looks fine.
/etc/X11/xorg.conf
is saved, great.So far so good.
But on the next login it reverts back to 1024x768. I don't get it. What is the problem?
Running Ubuntu 8.04, NVIDIA Driver Version: 173.14.12