Run a script every time my display turns on?
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I'm on Ubuntu 16.04 using a Nvidia GTX 950. How would I set up a script to run every time my display turns on or wakes up?
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I'm on Ubuntu 16.04 using a Nvidia GTX 950. How would I set up a script to run every time my display turns on or wakes up?
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asked Mar 31 at 15:28
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You don't mean when lid open? right? So by "turns on" what do you mean? or wakeup?
– Î±Ò“sýιη
Mar 31 at 16:17
When I turn my monitor on. If it were a laptop then yeah, every time the lid opens. I don't know if there's a technical difference between pressing the power button or just waking it up by moving my mouse around after it's gone to sleep, would it affect the script?
– lightspectra
Mar 31 at 16:26
Maybe this Stack Overflow question will help.
– devius
Mar 31 at 16:51
This might be related to run a script when HDMI screen is plugged or unplugged: askubuntu.com/questions/874506/…
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Mar 31 at 17:16
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I'm on Ubuntu 16.04 using a Nvidia GTX 950. How would I set up a script to run every time my display turns on or wakes up?
command-line scripts display
asked Mar 31 at 15:28
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I'm on Ubuntu 16.04 using a Nvidia GTX 950. How would I set up a script to run every time my display turns on or wakes up?
command-line scripts display
command-line scripts display
asked Mar 31 at 15:28
lightspectra
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asked Mar 31 at 15:28
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asked Mar 31 at 15:28
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asked Mar 31 at 15:28
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asked Mar 31 at 15:28
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You don't mean when lid open? right? So by "turns on" what do you mean? or wakeup?
– Î±Ò“sýιη
Mar 31 at 16:17
When I turn my monitor on. If it were a laptop then yeah, every time the lid opens. I don't know if there's a technical difference between pressing the power button or just waking it up by moving my mouse around after it's gone to sleep, would it affect the script?
– lightspectra
Mar 31 at 16:26
Maybe this Stack Overflow question will help.
– devius
Mar 31 at 16:51
This might be related to run a script when HDMI screen is plugged or unplugged: askubuntu.com/questions/874506/…
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Mar 31 at 17:16
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You don't mean when lid open? right? So by "turns on" what do you mean? or wakeup?
– Î±Ò“sýιη
Mar 31 at 16:17
When I turn my monitor on. If it were a laptop then yeah, every time the lid opens. I don't know if there's a technical difference between pressing the power button or just waking it up by moving my mouse around after it's gone to sleep, would it affect the script?
– lightspectra
Mar 31 at 16:26
Maybe this Stack Overflow question will help.
– devius
Mar 31 at 16:51
This might be related to run a script when HDMI screen is plugged or unplugged: askubuntu.com/questions/874506/…
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Mar 31 at 17:16
You don't mean when lid open? right? So by "turns on" what do you mean? or wakeup?
– Î±Ò“sýιη
Mar 31 at 16:17
You don't mean when lid open? right? So by "turns on" what do you mean? or wakeup?
– Î±Ò“sýιη
Mar 31 at 16:17
When I turn my monitor on. If it were a laptop then yeah, every time the lid opens. I don't know if there's a technical difference between pressing the power button or just waking it up by moving my mouse around after it's gone to sleep, would it affect the script?
– lightspectra
Mar 31 at 16:26
When I turn my monitor on. If it were a laptop then yeah, every time the lid opens. I don't know if there's a technical difference between pressing the power button or just waking it up by moving my mouse around after it's gone to sleep, would it affect the script?
– lightspectra
Mar 31 at 16:26
Maybe this Stack Overflow question will help.
– devius
Mar 31 at 16:51
Maybe this Stack Overflow question will help.
– devius
Mar 31 at 16:51
This might be related to run a script when HDMI screen is plugged or unplugged: askubuntu.com/questions/874506/…
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Mar 31 at 17:16
This might be related to run a script when HDMI screen is plugged or unplugged: askubuntu.com/questions/874506/…
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Mar 31 at 17:16
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You don't mean when lid open? right? So by "turns on" what do you mean? or wakeup?
– Î±Ò“sýιη
Mar 31 at 16:17
When I turn my monitor on. If it were a laptop then yeah, every time the lid opens. I don't know if there's a technical difference between pressing the power button or just waking it up by moving my mouse around after it's gone to sleep, would it affect the script?
– lightspectra
Mar 31 at 16:26
Maybe this Stack Overflow question will help.
– devius
Mar 31 at 16:51
This might be related to run a script when HDMI screen is plugged or unplugged: askubuntu.com/questions/874506/…
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Mar 31 at 17:16