nix-config/xeventbind/README.md

# xeventbind

[xeventbind][xeventbind] is used to run a script on resolution change.

## Use Cases

xeventbind can be used to:

- Change the X DPI for specific resolutions, useful, for example, if you switch between traditional and HiDPI displays often

You should not use xeventbind if:

- You don't change resolutions often or don't need to run anything on resolution change

[xeventbind]: https://github.com/ritave/xeventbind
docs: Add README for xeventbind It turns out that the README for the xeventbind PKGBUILD actually works very well here. On another note, I've yet to figure out how exactly I want to document PKGBUILDs. 2018-12-04 06:21:04 +01:00			`# xeventbind`
PKGBUILDs: Add tari-util-xeventbind xeventbind is a useful program that lets you run any command on resolution change, similar to how GNOME on Wayland is able to change scaling on on resolution change, but not exactly. Since we're still using X, existing programs are not affected; they have to be restarted instead. 2018-11-29 02:41:02 +01:00
			`[xeventbind][xeventbind] is used to run a script on resolution change.`

misc: Update docs Some minor changes to make things a bit more consistent. 2018-12-04 20:59:31 +01:00			`## Use Cases`

PKGBUILDs: Add tari-util-xeventbind xeventbind is a useful program that lets you run any command on resolution change, similar to how GNOME on Wayland is able to change scaling on on resolution change, but not exactly. Since we're still using X, existing programs are not affected; they have to be restarted instead. 2018-11-29 02:41:02 +01:00			`xeventbind can be used to:`

			`- Change the X DPI for specific resolutions, useful, for example, if you switch between traditional and HiDPI displays often`

			`You should not use xeventbind if:`

			`- You don't change resolutions often or don't need to run anything on resolution change`

			`[xeventbind]: https://github.com/ritave/xeventbind`