How to save multiple monitor layout forever with xrandr?












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I have two monitors, and set up a new layout by typing following code in terminal:
xrandr --output HDMI-2 --left-of eDP-1 --auto

However the layout will go back once wake up from hibernate or reboot. And I have installed a GUI controller named arandr. But it cannot solve my problem either, so what is the best solution?










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    I have two monitors, and set up a new layout by typing following code in terminal:
    xrandr --output HDMI-2 --left-of eDP-1 --auto

    However the layout will go back once wake up from hibernate or reboot. And I have installed a GUI controller named arandr. But it cannot solve my problem either, so what is the best solution?










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      I have two monitors, and set up a new layout by typing following code in terminal:
      xrandr --output HDMI-2 --left-of eDP-1 --auto

      However the layout will go back once wake up from hibernate or reboot. And I have installed a GUI controller named arandr. But it cannot solve my problem either, so what is the best solution?










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      I have two monitors, and set up a new layout by typing following code in terminal:
      xrandr --output HDMI-2 --left-of eDP-1 --auto

      However the layout will go back once wake up from hibernate or reboot. And I have installed a GUI controller named arandr. But it cannot solve my problem either, so what is the best solution?







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          Put your xrandr command in autostart. I use LXDE so I'm unfamiliar with where this functionality is in stock Ubuntu but I'm sure it's there somewhere.






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