Max mastermax1988

## auto-screen-rotate.sh
#!/bin/sh

# Automatically rotate the screen when the device's orientation changes.
# Use 'xrandr' to get the correct display for the first argument (for example, "eDP-1"),
# and 'xinput' to get the correct input element for your touch screen, if applicable
# (for example,  "Wacom HID 486A Finger").
#
# The script depends on the monitor-sensor program from the iio-sensor-proxy package.

Display="eDP1"
	#!/bin/sh

	# Automatically rotate the screen when the device's orientation changes.
	# Use 'xrandr' to get the correct display for the first argument (for example, "eDP-1"),
	# and 'xinput' to get the correct input element for your touch screen, if applicable
	# (for example, "Wacom HID 486A Finger").
	#
	# The script depends on the monitor-sensor program from the iio-sensor-proxy package.

	Display="eDP1"