Re: How to run a second X server at a different resolution

larryalk wrote:

Most of my dos programs in dosemu _require_ an 80x25 xerm window to
load. This window is too small to easily read in 1280x1024 resolution
but 800x600 is much better.

Wouldn't a simpler solution be to run your terminal emulator with a larger
font size?

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