Utility to get information of the current display in systems using X.
Project description
X Display Info
Linux CLI utility to easily get information of the current display, the one the mouse is hovered over, in systems using X server.
Dependencies
Tested with the following dependencies, installed by default in most Linux distributions using X:
bash
:5
xdotool
:3.20160805
+xrandr
:1.5.0
+grep
:3.4
+python
:3.7
+
Installation
Using PyPI:
sudo apt-get install python3-pip
python3 -m pip install xdisplayinfo
Usage
Run xdisplayinfo --help
to see the list of available options.
Get information of the current display on systems using X.
USAGE:
xdisplayinfo [OPTIONS]
OPTIONS:
--name Name of the current display.
--resolution Resolution.
--offset-x X coordinate of the top-left corner.
--offset-y Y coordinate of the top-left corner.
--width Width (resolution along the X axis).
--height Height (resolution along the Y axis).
--window-id ID of the active window (decimal).
--all All previous properties.
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