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# Arrange displays in a ROW (default, left to right) or a COLUMN (top to bottom)
ARRANGE: ROW
# Align ROWs at the TOP (default), MIDDLE or BOTTOM
# Align COLUMNs at the LEFT (default), MIDDLE or RIGHT
ALIGN: BOTTOM
# The default ORDER is simply the order in which the displays are discovered.
# Define your own.
ORDER:
- 'HDMI-A-1'
- 'eDP-1'
# Enable scaling, overrides AUTO_SCALE and SCALE
SCALING: FALSE
# Override the preferred mode.
# WARNING: this may result in an unusable display. See https://github.com/alex-courtis/way-displays#known-issues-with-workarounds
# for a possible workaround.
MODE:
# Resolution and refresh
- NAME_DESC: HDMI-A-1
MAX: TRUE
# Highest available
- NAME_DESC: eDP-1
MAX: TRUE
# Rotate or translate the display.
# 90, 180, 270, FLIPPED, FLIPPED-90, FLIPPED-180, FLIPPED-270
TRANSFORM:
# - NAME_DESC: 'monitor description'
# TRANSFORM: 270
# VRR / adaptive sync is enabled by default. Disable it per display.
VRR_OFF:
# - DP-2
# - '!.*my monitor.*'
# Laptop displays usually start with eDP e.g. eDP-1. This may be overridden if
# your laptop is different.
LAPTOP_DISPLAY_PREFIX: 'eDP-1'
# One of: ERROR, WARNING, INFO (default), DEBUG
LOG_THRESHOLD: INFO
# Disable the specified displays.
DISABLED:
#- "eDP-1"
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