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Any plans to do that soon? 🤔

Hello, this is probably not directly related to the project (which works flawlessly btw, exactly what I needed), I am trying to run it at system startup to change the resolution after login. If I only have a single 1024x600 display connected, system starts it up with a wrong display mode and I get no output, which is what I need your utility for, but I can't get it to work on startup, only in terminal window or as a bash script and I think its because it has to run in the display environment, while usual methods like crontab run independent of it.

I was wondering if you tried to do something like that or if there's a way to use this utility to change the (preferred) video mode as it is listed, that would solve my issues too.

Hi, i'm trying to change the primary monitor so i ran
gnome-monitor-config set -LpM DVI-D-1 -LM VGA-1

But i get :

:::: ../src/gmc-display-config.c:691 cc_display_logical_monitor_config_add_monitor() - 
Logical monitor [ 1920x1080+0+0 ], PRIMARY, scale = 1
  Monitor [ DVI-D-1 ] 1920x1080@60
Logical monitor [ 1280x1024+0+0 ], scale = 1
  Monitor [ VGA-1 ] [email protected]
[(0, 0, 1.0, uint32 0, true, [('DVI-D-1', '[email protected]', @a{sv} {})]), (0, 0, 1.0, 0, false, [('VGA-1', '[email protected]', {})])]
Failed to set configuration: GDBus.Error:org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.InvalidArgs: Logical monitors not adjacent```

Is that a bug or did i use gnome-monitor-config wrong ?

The screen names match the outpout of the list command.

Any plans to make the first release?

I'm way out of my depth here and I think this might be a gnome/mutter issue, but when I try to use this to flip my display that's connected over rdp, nothing changes. ./gnome-monitor-config set -LpM Meta-0 --transform=flip and ./gnome-monitor-config set -LpM Meta-0 --transform=normal both result in normal display outputs.

https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/671499/what-does-the-adjust-for-tv-option-in-gnome-do

Gnome has a display-specific ("togglable") setting intended for televisions, which may be worth supporting.