📺 Change ChromeOS screen resolution using Parallels 10

The only way to change screen resolution on ChromeOS in less than 2 minutes:
1. Log in your google account
2. Open Chromium
3. Press ALT + TAB + T
4. Type following command : shell
5. Type your password (if you don't know your password, try "parallels" or empty)
6. Type following command : sudo mount -o remount /
7. Type following command : sudo vi /etc/X11/xorg.conf
8. Edit the file with your own screen resolution
9. Quit editing file with : ECHAP
10. Type ":wq" to save changes and close the file
11. Finally, just logoff and login and your new screen resolution will appear

[@0T_46]

its CTRL ALT T

[@Akboy14]

how did you exit and save. it won't let me do the :wq ??

[@filda2005]

vi magic

[@dichen3765]

For people who have problem editing the file due to readonly error, try "sudo mount -o remount,rw /" command to remount your file-system to be writable, then open vim and do the editing

[@JoeyBronner]

+Di Chen Yup, thank you for clarifying that

[@mekaaro1237]

how can i open vim on a chrome book ?