On Tue, Apr 05, 2022 at 12:17:14PM -0400, Noah Sombrero wrote: > Yes, thanks, Dan. The issue now is a way to make the xrandr > adjustments permanent. The entry to .xprofile did not work. Also not > in .profile.
To the best of my knowledge, Debian does not use ~/.xprofile when starting a standard X session. (If some specific package within Debian does, then it's outside my experience, and also unique to that one package.) Debian *definitely* does not use ~/.profile if you login with a GUI display manager (gdm3, lightdm, sddm, etc.). ~/.profile is only used by login shells (text console or sshd). If you want to run an arbitrary X command when you start a Debian X session, you can use the file ~/.xsessionrc which is a Debian-specific addition. This should work whether you login via a display manager, or on a text console followed by 'startx'. It should also work regardless of which Desktop Environment, if any, is used. If you're actually running a Wayland session, rather than an X session, then I don't know how you should proceed.
