How to start X in 32bit depth?

[Richard M. Lotz]

You can follow the same advice that was given previously re:
enlightenment.  You add "-bpp 32" to the server args of the "startx"
script (I previously mistated that it should be "-- -bpp 32" you omit the
--).  You can locate startx by typing `which startx`.

Or you can reconfigure X so that the first resotion it will pick is 32.

FYI:  If you have different resoultions you can switch between them while
in X with <ctl>-<alt>-<+>.  Or at least you could last time I tried (can't
now, I've got a laptop that only runs at 1024x768)

-richard

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On Wed, 9 Feb 2000, Devin Scherck wrote:

> I know that you can start X at 32bit mode by typing "startx -- -bpp 32" at
> the console but, how do you get it to start in 32bit mode by just typing
> "startx"?  Whenever I do that it starts in 8bit mode.
> 
> Thanks for any help!
> 
> -Devin
> 
>