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Depth, minimum monitor power save level option

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configuring an X Server on HP-UX 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 "Screen" . . . DefaultDepth 24 . . . EndSection The depth may be selected as the default depth: 24. minimum monitor power save level option See display power management signaling (DPMS) on page 4-16 for more details on this option. ■ HPCursorScaleFactor See cursor scaling on page 4-19 for more details regarding this option. ■ No Server Logging See logging and verbosity on page 4-19 for more details. ■ DisableGlxVisuals This can be accomplished by not loading the GLX driver in the Modules section. See the example below. Section "Modules" Noload "glx" EndSection ■ DPMSStandbyTime DPMSSuspendTime DPMSOffTime See section on display power management signaling (DPMS) on page 4-16 for more details on these options. ■ HideDuplicateGlxVisuals See display power management signaling (DPMS) on page 4-16 for more details on this option. ■ MakeDeviceGrayScale This can effectively be done by selecting a "PseudoColor" visual and then setting the RGB values of each color entry identical, in order to create a gray scale colormap. Graphics Administration Guide 4-37

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Graphics Administration Guide
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configuring an X Server on HP-UX
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 “Screen”
. . .
DefaultDepth 24
. . .
EndSection
The depth may be selected as the default depth: 24.
minimum monitor power save level option
See
display power management signaling (DPMS)
on page 4-16 for more details on this option.
■
HPCursorScaleFactor <n>
See
cursor scaling
on page 4-19 for more details regarding this option.
■
No Server Logging
See
logging and verbosity
on page 4-19 for more details.
■
DisableGlxVisuals
This can be accomplished by not loading the GLX driver in the Modules section. See the
example below.
Section “Modules”
Noload
“glx”
EndSection
■
DPMSStandbyTime <Time (Seconds)>
DPMSSuspendTime <Time (Seconds)>
DPMSOffTime <Time (Seconds)>
See section on
display power management signaling (DPMS)
on page 4-16 for more details
on these options.
■
HideDuplicateGlxVisuals
See
display power management signaling (DPMS)
on page 4-16 for more details on this
option.
■
MakeDeviceGrayScale
This can effectively be done by selecting a “PseudoColor” visual and then setting the RGB
values of each color entry identical, in order to create a gray scale colormap.