Phillip Berndt

That was my thinking when I mentioned the C wrapper. `dbus-monitor` has a "watch expressions" parameter. Maybe that allows to do the filtering,too?

The behavior will still change after loading a configuration, because ordering is by time of last load, not name. What do you have in mind? Something like a priority file...

Installing via pip only gives you the script without any automation. `autorandr -c --default horizontal` would be a possible command to run at startup. Have a look at the `Makefile`...

I don't get what happens here: ``` xrandr --fb 4480x1440 --output DP-2 --crtc 0 --gamma 1.0:1.0:1.0 --mode 1920x1080 --pos 0x0 --rate 60.00 --reflect normal --rotate normal --output DP-4 --crtc 2...

What exactly is broken - detection or loading? After unplugging, if you run `autorandr -c` manually, does it then switch correctly? What if you run `autorandr -l default`? What does...

Does `xrandr --output HDMI-1 --off` change this? If yes I'm afraid this is the bad case I predicted in #128 / #139.. try what happens if you replace if not...

See my comments in #128. I changed the line as mentioned above and think I've found a proper solution for the earlier bug. Once I got confirmation that behaviour looks...

Thanks for reporting this. As I had written in the earlier report, a quick fix is to add a `preswitch` file to your profile that adds the new mode. Or...

Agreed, that's a bug. Will look into it.

Could you give me the `xrandr --verbose` output both with and without panning, plus the configuration (`config` files)? I am having trouble reproducing this.