Using xrandr output to re-configure screens exactly as described in the output
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Often I need to disconnect my laptop from the external monitor and re-connect some time later. Each time I have to re-configure the other monitor, in particular tell that it shall be used and what the physical alignment with the laptop screen is.
I know that I can set all this with xrandr command line options, yet I wonder if there is a method like
xrandr >screen.settings
#unplug/plug screen
xrandr screen.settings
to save and later restore exactly what we had? I cannot seem to find an option of xrandr that does it. Is there some other means?
x11 xrandr
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Often I need to disconnect my laptop from the external monitor and re-connect some time later. Each time I have to re-configure the other monitor, in particular tell that it shall be used and what the physical alignment with the laptop screen is.
I know that I can set all this with xrandr command line options, yet I wonder if there is a method like
xrandr >screen.settings
#unplug/plug screen
xrandr screen.settings
to save and later restore exactly what we had? I cannot seem to find an option of xrandr that does it. Is there some other means?
x11 xrandr
asked Mar 12 at 10:29
HaraldHarald
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Often I need to disconnect my laptop from the external monitor and re-connect some time later. Each time I have to re-configure the other monitor, in particular tell that it shall be used and what the physical alignment with the laptop screen is.
I know that I can set all this with xrandr command line options, yet I wonder if there is a method like
xrandr >screen.settings
#unplug/plug screen
xrandr screen.settings
to save and later restore exactly what we had? I cannot seem to find an option of xrandr that does it. Is there some other means?
x11 xrandr
asked Mar 12 at 10:29
HaraldHarald
335214
Often I need to disconnect my laptop from the external monitor and re-connect some time later. Each time I have to re-configure the other monitor, in particular tell that it shall be used and what the physical alignment with the laptop screen is.
I know that I can set all this with xrandr command line options, yet I wonder if there is a method like
xrandr >screen.settings
#unplug/plug screen
xrandr screen.settings
to save and later restore exactly what we had? I cannot seem to find an option of xrandr that does it. Is there some other means?
x11 xrandr
x11 xrandr
asked Mar 12 at 10:29
HaraldHarald
335214
asked Mar 12 at 10:29
HaraldHarald
335214
asked Mar 12 at 10:29
HaraldHarald
335214
asked Mar 12 at 10:29
HaraldHarald
335214
asked Mar 12 at 10:29
HaraldHarald
335214
335214
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