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Simple script running nvidia-settings (with anti-tearing) based on your configured layout

Project description

nvx

Simple script running nvidia-settings (with anti-tearing) based on your configured layout

Configuration

The configuration is stored in the file ~/.config/nvx/nvx.conf. It is a simple INI file, which contains the following sections:

  • Layout: defines the layout matrix using the screen indices and can have multiple rows.
  • Screens: must be called Screen_<screen index> and defines the screen properties.

Example


```ini
# $HOME/.config/nvx/nvx.conf
[Layout]
Row_1 = 0 4 0
Row_2 = 1 2 3

[Screen_0]
ScreenID = DUMMY-0
ScreenName = Dummy 0
ScreenResolution = 2560x1440
ScreenRefreshRate = 0

[Screen_1]
ScreenID = DP-4
ScreenName = Left Screen
ScreenResolution = 2560x1440
ScreenRefreshRate = 144

[Screen_2]
ScreenID = DP-0
ScreenName = Center Screen
ScreenResolution = 2560x1440
ScreenRefreshRate = 144

[Screen_3]
ScreenID = DP-2
ScreenName = Right Screen
ScreenResolution = 2560x1440
ScreenRefreshRate = 144

[Screen_4]
ScreenID = DP-3
ScreenName = Top Screen
ScreenResolution = 2560x1440
ScreenRefreshRate = 144

Notes:

  • A dummy screen maybe used for offsetting the screens, you must call is DUMMY-<index>

Running

$ python3 main.py # runs using the default configuration
$ python3 main.py -l "1 2 3" # overrides the layout

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