X11 & Displays Flashcards

1
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RandR

A

Dynamic resizing of root window, refresh rate, mirroring, etc.

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2
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GLX

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Provides rendering of 3D OpenGL content in windows.

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3
Q

Xinerama

A

Split desktop display across multiple monitors.

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4
Q

X-server main config

A

/etc/x11/xorg.conf

/etc/x11/xorg.conf.d/

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5
Q

X11 configuration anatomy

A

Server Layout: combine input and output devices in session

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6
Q

Input Device

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Defines keyboard for input, gets identifier and kernel module for Hardware

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7
Q

Device

A

GPU used, driver to be used.

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8
Q

Screen

A

GPU+monitor

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9
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X (xorg)

A

Create new configuration file for X server.

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10
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X -configure

A

To try, should have black screen

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11
Q

X cursor

A

Ctrl+Alt+Backspace to quit

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12
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xdpyinfo

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Displays info on X session and X server instance. env, version, extensions available, screen count, dimensions, dpi, color depth.

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13
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xhost

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Older, insecure allowing client systems to display remote X11 windows.
xhost +: no access control
xhost -: access control
xhost + : add IP address.

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14
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xauth

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edit & view security info, grants user ability to control remote X11 client windows.
list: shows remote sessions running.

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15
Q

VNC

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Virtual network computing: insecure by default

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16
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VNC configuration

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When installed to /etc/systemd/system/ , provides unique number.
Ex: vncserver@:1.service
Modifies
vncpasswd: sets password, service will not start without password.
Systemctl daemon-reload
Systemctl start vncserver@:1
Systemctl enable vncserver@:1