https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=447305

Lars Bischoff <lbisch...@gmx.de> changed:

           What    |Removed                     |Added
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            Version|unspecified                 |5.23.4
           Platform|unspecified                 |Ubuntu Packages

--- Comment #2 from Lars Bischoff <lbisch...@gmx.de> ---
Ah, thanks! I was searching for a native kde command-line tool to manage
screens  when I wrote my little screen switching script years ago, but couldn't
find any.

Now, if it only would work when using wayland...
First problem I encountered was that the output names are not the same as when
using X11.
On X11 I have: "DisplayPort-0" and "HDMI-A-0"
On wayland I just have outputs "1" and "2".
So it's not possible to use exactly the same commands on both X11 and wayland.
And then the  first time I used that to switch the output from one output to
the other, my whole system froze... had to hard reset...
Guess I better let wayland mature for another 5 years before trying again, huh?
;)

Anyway: Even if kscreen-doctor would work properly, having a DE (or
wayland-compositor) independent command-line tool for managing display outputs
(similar to xrandr), is IMHO still preferable. So would be great if something
like wlr-randr is considered at some point.

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