Comment 21 for bug 363983

My previous comment is wrong.

sudo xrandr --output default --mode $(xdpyinfo | grep "dimensions" | sed -e 's/^\W*dimensions:\W*\([0-9]\{3,\}x[0-9]\{3,\}\).*/\1/g')
does not correct the issue since it will use the current resolution. That does not help.
At this point use

sudo xrandr --output default --mode [width]x[height]

where [width] should be the width of your current connected default display
where [height] should be the height of your current connected default display