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| X-ON-RESIZE(1) | FreeBSD General Commands Manual | X-ON-RESIZE(1) |
NAME
x-on-resize - monitor for hotplug or screen reconfigure eventsSYNOPSIS
x-on-resize [--help] [--display display] [--config config-script] [--resize resize-script] [--start]DESCRIPTION
X-on-resize is used to monitor the X display for output configuration changes and/or screen resize events. When these occur, it can call external programs to respond to the new display environment.OPTIONS
- -h, --help
- Print out a summary of the usage and exit.
- -d, --display name
- This option selects the X display to use. Note this refers to the X screen abstraction, not the monitor (or output).
- -c, --config config-script
- This option selects the external script to run when the set of available outputs has changed. If not provided, x-on-resize prints "config" on stdout.
- -r, --resize resize-script
- This option selects the external script to run when the size of the root window has changed. If not provided, x-on-resize prints "resize" on stdout.
- -a, --auto
- This is the same as --config "xrandr --auto", which sets the system to a reasonable configuration each time the connected set of outputs changes.
- -s, --start
- This directs x-on-resize to run any defined scripts at startup time in addition to when the specified conditions occur.
SEE ALSO
Xrandr(3), xrandr(1)AUTHORS
Keith Packard, Open Source Technology Center, Intel Corporation.| x-on-resize 0.2 | X Version 11 |
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