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Okay, so here is the new work-around. You put this file in
/usr/lib/systemd/system-sleep/
I called it 20_map-to-display. Call it what you like. It needs to be
executable.
#!/bin/sh
export HOME=/home/frohro/
export DISPLAY=:0
case $1/$2 in
post/*)
/usr/bin/su frohro
Unfortunately the above work-around only works when I suspend using pm-
suspend. The system is using systems. I'm working on figuring that out
now.
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This kept bothering me so I came up with a work-around. I put the
following file (with chmod 755 so it could be executed) in
/etc/pm/sleep.d/ and called it 20_map-to-display. You have to use the
xinput and xrandr commands to determine what your display is called
(where I have LVDS-1) and which in
** Tags added: multimonitor resume suspend-resume
** Tags added: wacom
** Package changed: xorg (Ubuntu) => mutter (Ubuntu)
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