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For now, it's just a wrapper for run-xrandr. Nothing more, nothing less. It accepts the same --only-set-max-bpc flag, which is then passed to run-xrandr.
Because puavo-display-manager is there now, call it instead.
…c subprocess call
…on the command line This makes --help work without querying puavo configurations.
Makes setting max bpc so much faster.
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Goal
Introduce new
displayspart and newpuavo-display-managerprogram. User or admin observable experience/behavior is not changed 1.Changes in nutshell
puavo-displays, which shall be the home for all display-related functionality.puavo-displaysadoptsrun-xrandrandset-max-bpcscripts fromltsppartpuavo-display-managerprogram, which, for now, is just a drop-in replacement forrun-xrandr(it actually wraps it); all call sites are changed to usepuavo-display-managerinstead.set-max-bpcis moved to a library moduleFootnotes
xrandr usage is optimized (max bpc is set only on connected outputs + xrandr is called just once), so user experience is somewhat better due to faster display configuration. ↩