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Choosing Primary Monitor on Linux

28 Apr 201328 Apr 2013 ~ raulmonsalve

We use the following command to identify the detected monitors:

$ xrandr

Let’s assume that there are two monitors: VGA1 and HDMI1. To set the primary monitor:

$ xrandr --output HDMI1 --primary

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