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dependent-sum-template
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Monitor Setup Utility
Setup my monitor(s) automatically (using xrandr) no matter what
machine I'm on or what displays are currently connected.
Usage
$ msu
This will:
- Disable all disconnected displays
- Enable the first connected display at its highest resolution
- Enable all other connected displays, at their highest resolutions, extending each to the right of the last
- Run the
after-setuphook (see below)
Hooks
If $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/msu/after-setup exists and is executable, it is
executed after the setup occurs. Use this to do things like reset
wallpapers or restart any programs sensitive to monitor sizes.
Installation
MSU is written in Haskell and installed using Cabal. Install GHC and cabal-install via your favorite package manager, then:
$ cabal update
$ cabal install msu
Also, be sure that ~/.cabal/bin is in your $PATH.
TODO
extend-{left,right,up,down}- similar to default behavior, but extends in the direction given.mirror- works out the best way (resolution-wise) to mirror all connected displays then does so.- Some method for limiting or stating explicitly which monitors are extended or mirrored.
Notes
Xrandr lists your primary monitor first. MSU doesn't rely on that per
se, but it will process them in order and you usually want the primary
processed first. If you find it doesn't do the Right Thing already, try
explicitly registering one of your displays as primary (see man xrandr
for how).