Display Configuration
The display configuration is a distinct YAML file from the regular configuration.
It is populated on the initial startup of miracle
with a basic information for
your particular monitor sitation if it does not yet exist.
The most likely location is:
~/.config/miracle-wm/display.yaml.
Note
See the arch user guide for information about $XDG_CONFIG_HOME
.
You may specify an alternative location by providing the commandline argument:
miracle-wm --display-config-path=/path/to/file
Configuration
The contents of the file describe a list of layouts that a user may choose from. Each
layout has a unique name and a list of outputs. If the output is in the list, it is
considered "used" and will have the provided attributes applied to it. An output is
matched by its name
. All attributes aside from the name
are optional.
layouts:
- name: string
outputs:
name: string # the name of the output to match
enabled: boolean # whether or not the output is used
position: # the XY position of the output
x: int
y: int
size: # the size of the output, must match a resolution that the output supports, otherwise ignored
width: int
height: int
refresh: double # the refresh rate of the output, must match a valid resolution that the output supports, otherwise ignored
orientation: normal | inverted | left | right
scale: float # a scale factor for the whole output
group_id: int # when non-zero, outputs with the same group_id will display the same content
Example
The following example is similar to something that might populate the default configuration. It tells the displays to be displayed side-by-side with their own content at normal orientations.
# ~/.config/miracle-wm/display.yaml
layouts:
- name: default
outputs:
- enabled: true
name: HDMI-A-1
position:
x: 0
y: 0
size:
width: 1920
height: 1290
refresh: 60
orientation: normal
scale: 1
group_id: 0
- enabled: true
name: HDMI-A-2
position:
x: 1280
y: 0
size:
width: 800
height: 600
refresh: 60
orientation: normal
scale: 1
group_id: 0