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If anyone has the issue with Wayland where it keeps resetting your monitor setup, let me know if you find a good solution.
For now, I did this which works pretty well:
Install arandr sudo apt install arandr
sudo apt install arandr
Run arandr, and set up your monitor layout, and then save the script (seen in the screenshot). This creates an .sh file.
Then go to settings and set up a custom shortcut (see screenshots). I did Shift + Alt + 5
Now whenever it messes up the monitors, I just hit that shortcut and everything is fixed. 🥂
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If this isn't the right place to post this, I'll remove it, but I thought it may help others with the same problem:
If anyone has the issue with Wayland where it keeps resetting your monitor setup, let me know if you find a good solution.
For now, I did this which works pretty well:
Install arandr
sudo apt install arandrRun arandr, and set up your monitor layout, and then save the script (seen in the screenshot). This creates an .sh file.
Then go to settings and set up a custom shortcut (see screenshots). I did Shift + Alt + 5
Now whenever it messes up the monitors, I just hit that shortcut and everything is fixed. 🥂
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: