Hello Gnome Team ! I'm the network administrator of a French high school where I have many Linux desktop with two connected display : -> the desktop monitor -> the interactive whiteboard I need to mirror the display in gdm because often gdm decide than the primary screen is the whiteboard (even if off) and my user's can't login. I can't setup each client manually as there are too many ( round 50 ) so I need to generate the monitors.xml file by command line. Actually I have found how to get the majority of the xml entries. -> connector name OK -> vendor name OK -> product name OK -> serial number OK The only parameter I don't know how to get is the "rate" value : <mode> <width>1440</width> <height>900</height> <rate>59.887443542480469</rate> </mode> Changing the value to 60 is not accepted by gdm. It's seems that I need at least 3 good digits after the dot (59.887 works) for the file being accepted. But xrandr command give only two digits : ~# xrandr ... 1440x900 59.89 Is anyone have an idea how to get this precise refresh rate value ? Is there any other possibility to generate this monitors.xml file ? As gdm is now a classic user maybe this can be done with a dbus request ? Is there some parameter on gdm to default to mirror screen ? Thanks if someone can help me. This problem does not affect the previous version of Debian (stretch) as there is no "rate" parameter. But I use Buster now. Regards, Baptiste. Here a sample monitors.xml file : <monitors version="2"> <configuration> <logicalmonitor> <x>0</x> <y>0</y> <scale>1</scale> <primary>yes</primary> <monitor> <monitorspec> <connector>DP-1</connector> <vendor>ITE</vendor> <product>DP2VGA V226</product> <serial>0x00000000</serial> </monitorspec> <mode> <width>1440</width> <height>900</height> <rate>59.887443542480469</rate> </mode> </monitor> <monitor> <monitorspec> <connector>DP-3</connector> <vendor>AOC</vendor> <product>2260</product> <serial>FZRH7HA040839</serial> </monitorspec> <mode> <width>1440</width> <height>900</height> <rate>59.887443542480469</rate> </mode> </monitor> </logicalmonitor> </configuration> </monitors> _______________________________________________ gnome-list mailing list gnome-list@xxxxxxxxx https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-list