Hi,
I could of course set up a window-manager keybinding to start xrandr 0, 1, ...
But it seems a stupid thing to do, to pass a key event to the WM, have it fork
/
exec an external program which in turn connects to X, to tell it what to do.
I was instead thinking of something like this, which I have in my Xkb setup:
key <KPSU> {
type= "HYPER+ALT",
symbols[Group1]= [ KP_Subtract, XF86_Prev_VMode ]
};
key <KPAD> {
type= "HYPER+ALT",
symbols[Group1]= [ plusminus, XF86_Next_VMode ]
};
The drawback of these is that the virtual resolution doesn't change so the
screen slides around, which is sometimes not what I want.
I tried XF86ZoomOut and XF86ZoomIn instead, but they seem to be NOPs. Any
help would be greatly appreciated! Please copy me in personally.
coralament / best GrÃtens / liebe GrÃÃe / best regards / elkorajn salutojn
Daniel Pfeiffer
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