[Solved] # is there a way to make xrandr layout tart with the system boot up...

gonzalosangil · 2014-12-17 08:35:03

# ..the way the two monitors set up were loaded from the beginning...?

# ! now, it seems necessary to load a previously saved layout, every time the computer is on...

ToZ · 2014-12-17 11:24:10

By "beginning" do you mean at boot, when the login screen displays, or after you login when your desktop displays?

See here and/or here.

gonzalosangil · 2014-12-18 08:05:19

1) I mean after login.
2) these link drive to ubuntu and arch distros that I think are different from fedora... and generally refer to xrand. Im using arand on fedora 21... so I'm afraid they will not work for my set up..
3) more suggestions, please... although I'm keep on looking...
# Thank You again

ToZ · 2014-12-18 12:23:39

gonzalosangil wrote:

1) I mean after login.

Create and save your screen layout in arandr. This will create a $HOME/.screenlayout/default.sh file. Make sure this file is executable. Then add it to your autostart applications.

2) these link drive to ubuntu and arch distros that I think are different from fedora... and generally refer to xrand. Im using arand on fedora 21... so I'm afraid they will not work for my set up..

arandr is a front-end to xrandr. The information in those links should work with any distro.

gonzalosangil · 2014-12-18 18:36:18

# Thank You.
# again.
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# ! learning every day.

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[Solved] # is there a way to make xrandr layout tart with the system boot up...

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