Revised script to accommodate more than 1 screen
Script now rotates up to 4 screens at a time by default
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#!/bin/bash
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# rotate screen clockwise in a complete circle once
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# rotate all screens clockwise in a complete circle
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# by Justin Oros
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myScreenTypes="VGA HDMI DP eDP"
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myScreenRotations="normal right inverted left normal"
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myScreenNum=1
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mySleepTime=3
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myDisplay=:0
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screen_types="VGA HDMI DP eDP"
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screen_rotations="right inverted left normal"
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screens=4
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sleep_time=3
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display=:0
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rotate() {
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export DISPLAY=$myDisplay
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for myScreenRotation in $myScreenRotations
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export DISPLAY=$display
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for screen_rotation in $screen_rotations
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do
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for myScreenType in $myScreenTypes
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printf "Attempting to rotate screens $screen_rotation...\n"
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for screen_type in $screen_types
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do
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xrandr --output $myScreenType-$myScreenNum --rotate $myScreenRotation > /dev/null 2>&1
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sleep $mySleepTime
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for screen in 0 .. $screens
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do
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xrandr --output $screen_type-$screen --rotate $screen_rotation > /dev/null 2>&1
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done
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done
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sleep $sleep_time
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done
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}
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rotate
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