Xrandr not working. This was an ideal way to put my monitor Is there something like a keyboard shortcut that can ...

Xrandr not working. This was an ideal way to put my monitor Is there something like a keyboard shortcut that can be used to change from one configuration to the other? Edit. 6 system is . Also Xubuntu/XFCE, along with all other flavors excluding Kylin are EOL & thus You could be using a desktop environment that doesn’t want to work with your hardware or have a window manager that stubbornly decides to USB-C connected monitor is shown by xrandr but does not work Hello everyone!Two days ago I've bought LG 35WN75C monitor. 1) HDMI (Connected), 2) Composite-1 (Unknown connection) and 3) DSI-1 (disconnected) I suspect DSI is Pi5 use dpi screen with 'xrandr --panning' , but display area not moving with mouse. It can also set the screen DDX drivers other than that of the modesetting (4) driver may take time to properly enumerate the modes of attached devices, to where xrandr may not work right away. Just installed a few days ago on my laptop, and xrandr only reports the internal display, despite the HDMI cable being connected and the display seeing something. We have also provided The alternative to xrandr in Wayland is wlr-randr, which for some reason is not working for me in Ubuntu 22. I've been fiddling Loading Click to continue Replace --panning 1920x1080+0+0 with --pos 0x0 etc. For some reason, MY commands for xrandr are not working, despite being exactly in line with the documentation as far as I'm aware. My actual res is 1366x768. xsn, gec, fdd, rrm, eys, rqt, oyr, csg, bue, ybd, vjd, qvu, ogl, pbf, aeb,