Support for systemd about autorandr

[blueyed]

Would it be preferred to use the user's systemd instance (via the user's config), or is it meant to be installed system-wide?

(When installing it system-wide, it could also be put into /etc/systemd/user though (as a user service, for all users).

[blueyed]

An alternative might be to install a script/symlink into /usr/lib/systemd/system-sleep (https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Power_management#Hooks_in_.2Fusr.2Flib.2Fsystemd.2Fsystem-sleep), running autoranrd when the "post" argument is used.

[phillipberndt]

I use autorandr from my user home and frankly never put too much thought into this.. just go ahead and create a pull request with your start scripts, I'll merge it.

However I'd like to organize the additional scripts/files a bit better. How about moving

• bash_completion -> contrib/bash_completion
• pm-utils -> contrib/pm-utils
• udev -> contrib/udev
• your systemd stuff -> contrib/systemd

and adjusting the makefile to auto-detect the system type and adjust the hotplug-target accordingly?! (We could rename $INSTALL_PATH to $PREFIX while we're at it..)

[blueyed]

👍

[blueyed]

I use autorandr from my user home

Are you using udev rules then? AFAIK these cannot be configured in local/user config?
(but you can call a user's script of course)

[phillipberndt]

I have my own udev rule in place, that calls a script from my home, just not the one from the repo ☺

[kepi]

👍

[phillipberndt]

I've included the service file from this bug now.

[Konfekt]

Just curious why there is no

After=sleep.target suspend.target

? Does sleep.target include the suspend.target?

[blueyed]

@Konfekt
IIRC that's the case, but I could not easily find it in the man pages now.