I have this program I use for managing extended desktops on My linux boot called ARandR. It works fine, except for the part where the program doesn't save the next time I boot up into Debian. Every time I log into Debian I have to re-do the settings. Even when I save the profile it doesn't go back and find the settings. It's almost as if I have to manually tell the program to find X settings every time I log in... The funny thing is, I never remember this program just reverting back to the defaults when I installed Debian about two - three months ago. Does anyone know how to tell ARandR how to save Your settings or perhaps know of a better program for setting up an extended desktop?
>>60749134
ArandR can turn your config into a script to save when your system initializes past the login screen.
Did it on my mint PC and works just fine now.
>>60749378
How do You do this? I have the script properties box open. How do i enter the folder where My setting are saved??
Please respond.
Anyone?
Read the rules of the board you fucking newfag. We are not here to serve you, you are here to entertain us. Faggot.
Bump.
>>60749378
I found a way to open My config file in a text editor, but now what do I do?
>>60749134
make a fucking shell script and assign it to a hotkey...
>>60751194
I want My configuration to load automatically when I start Debian. I don't want to press a button to initiate it.
Not that I know how to do that anyways...
>>60749134