q85-amd-gcc-2.9.5-win32.zip, link below I just do not understand the coding to have the 3 button code work as I set it to a separate function and the left and right buttons work as I have set them separately but the middle button does not.
I then set up 3 separate functions: XF86Button1 = Left button xf86-video-vinputXF86Button2 = middle button XF86Button3 = Right button I then used a while loop in the middle of my code and had it check for the current button being the XF86Button3 and if it was it had the function to get the xf86-video-vinput working with the middle button on my logitech gamepad. (This works perfectly)
I then set up 3 separate functions: XF86Button1 = Left button XF86Button2 = middle button XF86Button3 = Right button I then used a while loop in the middle of my code and had it check for the current button being the XF86Button3 and if it was it had the function to get the xf86-video-vinput working with the middle button on my logitech gamepad. (This works perfectly)
Is there a way to do this better? And I would really like to avoid having to use a separate function just to check if the middle button is pressed and then use a separate function if it is pressed to get the xf86-video-vinput to work. I'm hoping that there is a way to have it all in one function.
A:
i) xf86-video-vinput shows the currently active video output device and it's configuration options.
If you are using multiple connected video devices like a webcam and a monitor then you have to select the device you want to configure, for example:
xrandr --output VGA-0 --mode 1280x1024 --rate 59.9 --refresh 60
This will set the default video output device to the video card, then configures the VGA output to use 1280x1024 resolution and refreshes the screen 60 times per second.
ii) xf86-video-vinput -l will list the currently configured video devices and their options.
For example, if you have just one video card you can run the following command:
xrandr --output VGA-0 --
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