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80 lines
1.3 KiB
Markdown
Monitor display
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===============
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Configuration
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Files loaded:
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* `/etc/monitordisplay/config.ini`
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* `$HOME/.config/monitordisplay/config.ini`
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* `$HOME/.monitordisplay`
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### Screens examples
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```
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[screen:LaptopScreen]
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name=eDP1
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resolutionX=1920
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resolutionY=1080
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[screen:DisplayPort]
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name=eDP2
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resolutionX=1920
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resolutionY=1080
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[screen:HDMI]
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name=hdmi
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resolutionX=1920
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resolutionY=1080
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[screen:TV]
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name=hdmi
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resolutionX=1920
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resolutionY=900
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```
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### Modes
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```
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[mode:Home]
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config[table]=TV,LaptopScreen
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config[sofa]=LaptopScreen,TV
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primary=TV
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[mode:Work]
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config[]=LaptopScreen,DisplayPort,HDMI
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config[]=LaptopScreen
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```
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Usage
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-----
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```
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$ monitordisplay -m Home # same as `monitordisplay -m Home -t table`
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```
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…which equals:
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```
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$ xrand \
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--output hdmi --primary --mode 1920x1080 --pos 0x0 \
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--output eDP1 --mode 1920x1080 --pos 1920x0 \
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--output eDP2 --off
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```
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Then you can run this command to change the applied config:
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```
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$ monitordisplay -t # -> same as `monitordisplay -m Home -t sofa`
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$ monitordisplay -t # -> same as `monitordisplay -m Home -t table`
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$ monitordisplay -t # -> same as `monitordisplay -m Home -t sofa`
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$ monitordisplay -t sofa # -> same as `monitordisplay -m Home -t sofa`
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```
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You can disable `--off` with `-s` and you can test with the parameter `-n`.
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```
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$ monitordisplay -s -n -m MODE_NAME
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```
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