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> One super important feature I use every day is being able to invert a SINGLE window and not the entire screen While it's not per window inversion, for years
by virtualwhys 9y ago
> One super important feature I use every day is being able to invert a SINGLE window and not the entire screen
While it's not per window inversion, for years I've been using the tiny (100KB) and wondrous xcalib package for screen inversion*
Should note that in order to get per screen inversion working I need to use Nvidia's Xinerama extension (without this extension inversion happens across all screens).
* bound to alt-o/alt-i hotkeys with xbindkeys. Here's the .xbindkeysrc if anyone's interested.
# invert screen 0
"xcalib -i -a -s 0"
m:0x8 + c:32
# invert screen 1
"xcalib -i -a -s 1"
m:0x8 + c:31
- osivertsson 9y agoWith xcalib I never got inversion working on all screens, only the first one (Intel graphics). However, XRandR Invert Colors [1] has worked flawless with multi-monitor setups. [1] https://github.com/zoltanp/xrandr-invert-colors https://github.com/zoltanp/xrandr-invert-colors