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To me, I think it was cleaner to have a parameter with the current display. This way, the session is specific to the current display. It seems BindsTo doesn't think this way.
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29 lines
878 B
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#!/bin/sh
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# Don't try to guess DPI. For a laptop, we don't want the same DPI as
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# for an external screen. Just hardcode stuff...
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case $(hostname),$(autorandr --current --skip-options gamma) in
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zoro,default) dpi=144 ;;
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guybrush,default) dpi=144 ;;
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neo,*) dpi=192 ;;
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*,*) dpi=96 ;;
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esac
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change() {
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# Build xsettingsd.local
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{
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cat ~/.config/awesome/xsettingsd
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echo Xft/DPI $(( $1*1024 ))
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echo Xft/RGBA \"$( [ $1 -gt 144 ] && echo none || echo rgb )\"
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echo Gdk/WindowScalingFactor $(( $1/96 ))
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echo Gdk/UnscaledDPI $(( $1*1024/($1/96) ))
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} > ~/.xsettingsd
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# Signal xsettingsd
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systemctl --user reload xsettingsd@$(systemd-escape -- "$DISPLAY").service
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# Also use xrdb for very old stuff (you know, LibreOffice)
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echo Xft.dpi: $dpi | xrdb -merge
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}
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change $dpi
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