gdctl - GNOME Display Controller

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                                                                                                        GDCTL(1)

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show
          Show the current display configuration

       set
          Set a new display configuration

       pref
          Set display related preferences.

       gdctl  provides  means  to show the active monitor configuration, and set new monitor configuration using
       command line arguments.

       It requires a compositor that supports the org.gnome.Mutter.DisplayConfig D-Bus API, such as GNOME Shell.

       Mirror  DP-1  and  eDP-1,  and  place  DP-2, transformed by 270 degrees, to the right of the two mirrored
       monitors.

          gdctl set --logical-monitor
                    --primary
                    --monitor DP-1
                    --monitor eDP-1
                    --logical-monitor
                    --monitor DP-2
                    --right-of DP-1
                    --transform 270

       Set eDP-1 and DP-2 as available for lease.

          gdctl set --logical-monitor
                    --primary
                    --monitor DP-1
                    --for-lease-monitor eDP-1
                    --for-lease-monitor DP-2

--monitorCONNECTOR, -MCONNECTOR
          Add a monitor to the currently configured logical  monitor.  All  monitors  within  the  same  logical
          monitor must have the same monitor resolution.

       --primary, -p
          Mark currently configured logical monitor as primary.

       --scaleSCALE, -sSCALE
          Scale  monitors  within the currently configured logical monitor with SCALE. Must be a scale supported
          by all monitors and their configured modes.

       --transformTRANSFORM, -tTRANSFORM
          Transform  monitors  within  the  currently  configured  logical  monitor  using  TRANSFORM.  Possible
          transforms are normal, 90, 180, 270, flipped, flipped-90, flipped-270 and flipped-180.

       --xX, -xX
          Set the X position of the currently configured logical monitor.

       --yY, -yY             Y position
          Set the Y position of the currently configured logical monitor.

       --right-ofCONNECTOR
          Place the logical monitor to the right of the logical monitor CONNECTOR belongs to.

       --left-ofCONNECTOR   Place left of other monitor
          Place the logical monitor to the left of the logical monitor CONNECTOR belongs to.

       --aboveCONNECTOR
          Place the logical monitor above the logical monitor CONNECTOR belongs to.

       --belowCONNECTOR
          Place the logical monitor below the logical monitor CONNECTOR belongs to.

--modeMODE, -mMODE
          Set the mode of the monitor.

       --color-modeCOLOR-MODE, -cCOLOR-MODE
          Set the color mode of the monitor. Available color modes are default and bt2100.

--luminanceLUMINANCE, -lLUMINANCE
          Set the luminance of the monitor for the current color mode.

       --reset-luminance
          Reset the luminance of the monitor for the current color mode to its default.

       gdctl - GNOME Display Controller

--monitorCONNECTOR, -MCONNECTOR
          Change monitor preferences. See MONITOR PREFS OPTIONS.

--help, -h
          Show a help message and exit.

       --persistent, -P
          Store applied configuration on persistent storage and restore when applicable.

       --verbose, -v
          Print configuration to standard out before applying it.

       --verify, -V
          Only verify, without applying, the configuration.

       --layout-modeLAYOUT-MODE, -l
          Specify the layout mode the configuration should use. Either logical, or physical.

       --logical-monitor, -L
          Add and configure a logical monitor. See LOGICAL MONITOR OPTIONS.

       --for-lease-monitorCONNECTOR, -eCONNECTOR
          Set a monitor, that is not part of any logical monitor, available for lease.

--help, -h
          Show a help message and exit.

       --modes, -m
          List available monitor modes.

       --properties, -p
          List properties.

       --verbose, -v
          Display all available information (equivalent to --modes--properties).

gdctl [-h] COMMAND ...