wlr-layout-ui 1.6.14

A tiny GUI to configure screen layouts on wayland

Wlr layout UI

An simple GUI to setup the screens layout. Works best on Hyprland but should support most systems in a slightly degraded way (Wayland and Xorg are supported via 3rd party applications)

Features

• Load and save profiles
• No grid snapping, but anchors in a smart way on overlap
• Set the screen settings
  • Layout: position, rotation, scale and flipping
  • Resolution
  • Refresh rate
• Makes clean, easy to understand layouts, with no negative values of random offsets </monk>

[!note] Non Hyprland should work without screen rotation or scaling support

Video / Demo

A bit outdated, but still relevant.

Requires

• Python
  • pyglet
  • tomli
  • tomli-w
• One of:
  • Hyprland >= 0.37
  • wlr-randr (for other wayland systems)
  • xrandr (for X11 / Xorg)

Installation

Check your distro for the package:

or install with pip in a virtual environment:

python -m venv myenv
./myenv/bin/pip install wlr-layout-ui

This will create a "myenv" folder with the app installed. You will need to run the app with the full path to it (/path/to/myenv/bin/wlrlui).

Usage

Start the GUI

wlrlui

Note that a .desktop file is provided in the files folder for an easy integration to your environment.

List available profiles (CLI)

wlrlui -l

Load a profile

To load the profile called "cinema":

wlrlui cinema

Magic layout

added in 1.6.11

Applies the first profile (in alphabetical order) matching the set of monitors which are currently active:

wlrlui -m

GUI shortcuts

• ENTER: apply the current settings
• ESC: close the app
• TAB: switch between profiles