This article provides helpful commands for troubleshooting issues with an Elo monitor in a Linux environment

The most important commands when troubleshooting issues with an Elo monitor in a Linux environment are ones that identify the environment with the greatest details. Below are the most common commands that Elo Support will request you to run and provide the results:
 

• $ uname -a
  • This gathers all details about the system (OS, kernel, etc..)
• $ cat /etc/* -release
  • This gathers information on the Linux distro being used
• $ echo $XDG_SESSION_TYPE
  • This will determine the GUI session type