[Linux-users] LCD Stuck/Dead Pixel Utilty

Bill Campbell linux-sxs
Thu Aug 2 10:28:26 PDT 2007


On Thu, Aug 02, 2007, Leon Goldstein wrote:
>I there a Linux utility that displays a full-screen blank image in 
>various selectable colors?
>I'd like to keep tabs of stuck and dead pixels, and it will be a lot 
>easier if I can view a clean screen by stepping through the different 
>colors one at a time.

One could easily do something like this with one of the Tk modules in
python, perl, or tcl.

A quick-n-dirty would be to open an xterm with various background colors:

xterm -geometry=LARGExLARGER -bg AntiqueWhite3 &

Make the geometry ver large, and/or drag it around the screen to see where
there might be problems.  Change colours to suit.

Bill
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