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Since we managed to get my LightDM on Cinnamon DE in Debian Stretch working at boot again, I installed TeamViewer and am working with the desktop directly, this way is better in order not having to keep open SSH connection, which I doomed just because I need to start up Handbrake for a very long time, as such I deleted my previous question about flatpak issue, so what I need now is better resolution.


I tried running:

xrandr --fb 1920x1080

to no avail.


Currently, one monitor is connected to VGA with its native resolution of 1920x1080, but I would like to disconnect it, if possible, but first things first, so:

How do I add a FullHD resolution to my display over TeamViewer?


I only managed to find this solution, which sounds overly complex, is there, I hope, a simpler one?


I can only see these resolutions in the Display settings:

display resolutions

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I found that the culprit was in ATI drivers:

xserver-xorg-video-ati

which were irrelevant to my hardware as I have a Xeon E3-1225 v3 CPU, so I removed it, rebooted, and voila:

display modes

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