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Set primary display #49
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No, there's no news. You'd need to hook |
Thank you for your explanation. Unfortunately I don't know much about any of the involved stuff to make display settings work. And I don't know I was wondering: Where does fakexrandr define what display the primary one is? Or is this just something xrandr guesses? |
It doesn't define it at all, that's the issue :) To define it you'd have to implement the call mentioned above and return one of the fake outputs. |
Damn :( I'll try my best then. |
Well I actually did it. 💪 I forked this repo and added a new branch called It's a dirty hack, but it does what I need. |
Cool, congrats 👍 The first version of fakexrandr was exactly such a hack, with hardcoded splits, so no worries.. let's leave this open, maybe someone will step up to make this configurable as well, and then we can include the change! |
I know that there were some discussions about this topic, but are there any news?
I'm using a Matrox TripleHead2Go and Ubuntu with Gnome, unfortunately the main display will always be the leftmost.
I also tried to just leave out fakexrandr and only use
xrandr
and its--setmonitor
option, but without success (cf. issue #48)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: