06-05-2015, 03:11 PM
Use arandr
Once installed start it from the menu or command line
Move the monitors to the desired position using drag and drop.
When you're done, select Layout > Apply
The changes are not saved and will be lost once you logout/restart the computer.
To make them permanent, from the Arandr menu select Layout > Save As, enter a name for this layout and save it.
This creates a script under ~/.screenlayout
Add this script to your startup items:
Session and Startup > Applications Autostart - click "Add", under "Name" enter whatever you want and under "Command", enter the exact path to the script created.
for examplee ~/.screenlayout/screenlayout.sh
Code:
sudo apt-get install arandr
Code:
arandr
Move the monitors to the desired position using drag and drop.
When you're done, select Layout > Apply
The changes are not saved and will be lost once you logout/restart the computer.
To make them permanent, from the Arandr menu select Layout > Save As, enter a name for this layout and save it.
This creates a script under ~/.screenlayout
Add this script to your startup items:
Session and Startup > Applications Autostart - click "Add", under "Name" enter whatever you want and under "Command", enter the exact path to the script created.
for examplee ~/.screenlayout/screenlayout.sh