What is lcdtest FOR LINUX?

lcdtest FOR LINUX

Looking to display LCD monitor test patterns on your Linux system? Look no further than lcdtest - a handy utility designed for this exact purpose. Whether you need to adjust the pixel clock frequency, phase, or identify stuck pixels, lcdtest has you covered.

Key Features:

• Utility for displaying LCD monitor test patterns


• Helps adjust pixel clock frequency and phase


• Useful for finding stuck pixels on LCD monitors


• Compatible with analog inputs


• Utilizes the SDL library


• Works on both Linux and Windows systems

Technical Specifications:

• File: lcdtest-1.18.tar.gz


• Publisher: Eric Smith


• Price: FREE

Command Keys:

• --help: Get list of command keys


• --list-modes: List available video resolutions


• --window: Display in a window rather than full screen


• -x : Use a video mode with specified horizontal resolution


• -y : Use a video mode with specified vertical resolution

Download lcdtest today and take control of your LCD monitor display settings with ease.

How Download Works

Go to the Softpas website, press the 'Downloads' button, and pick the app you want to download and install—easy and fast!