Resizing an Xvfb display

Question

Simple Question: Is there a way to resize a Xvfb display?

I tried with RandR but it seems that the RandR extension is not supported by Xvfb. Are there other ways to resi

Answer 1

You can use the server-args command line argument to specify a custom resolution for the virtual frame buffer being created, but this does not change the resolution of an existing virtual frame buffer:

xvfb-run --server-args="-screen 0, 1024x768x24" ...