I've been using X11 for many years and xrandr has been a great tool.
I am able to set a custom resolution to my display (not officially supported resolution) by using the code blow. However Wayland doesn't have xrandr.
How can I force a custom unsupported resolution in Wayland?
Here is my xrandr code that works well in Xorg.
#!/bin/bash# Function to get the currently connected display nameget_connected_display() { xrandr --query | grep -w "connected" | awk '{print $1}'}# Set custom resolutioncustom_resolution="3840x720"# Set rotationrotation="inverted"# Get the currently connected displaydisplay_name="$(get_connected_display)"# Add the custom resolution using xrandrxrandr --newmode "$(cvt 3840 720 60 | grep -oP '(?<=Modeline ).*')"# Add the custom mode to the displayxrandr --addmode "$display_name" "$custom_resolution"# Apply the custom resolution and rotation to the displayxrandr --output "$display_name" --mode "$custom_resolution"So far I've tried setting up the resolution at boot time, but it has no effect.I'd appreciate help if somebody actually forced a resolution in Wayland and had it working properly.