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Collection of system management scripts and configuration items.

my-sys-cfg

Table of Contents

• 1. Dependencies
• 2. Usages
  • 2.1. Notable Commands
    • 2.1.1. msc-monitor-find
    • 2.1.2. msc-xrandr-set

my-sys-cfg provides building blocks for system that take actions when peripheral changes.

For example, my-sys-cfg resolves the re-docking problems which are caused by the changing XRandr output name after undocking and docking.

Note that before version 1.0, the format of configuration file might change

1. Dependencies

• monitor-edid ( provided by monitor-edid in Fedora)

• (Optional) xrandr

2. Usages

Most commands show on-line helps with option -h. For example, following command show the on-line help of msc-monitor-find

msc-monitor-find -h

2.1. Notable Commands

2.1.1. msc-monitor-find

This command finds monitor information with EDID, xrandr, and /sys/class/drm.

Following command show information of all connected monitors

msc-monitor-find

If you are only interested in DRM connectors

msc-monitor-find -c

You can also find the XRandr output that connect to monitor whose Manufacturer matches GSM*:

msc-monitor-find -V "Manufacturer=*" -o

Show detailed help with option -h

2.1.2. msc-xrandr-set

This command set xrandr outputs according to xrandr-set rules defined under rules.d/xrandr-set.

msc-monitor-find -c