DisplayFlow CLI: Command-Line Tool for Windows Display Setup Management
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Summary
DisplayFlow CLI is a command-line tool for managing and switching display setups on Windows. The tool features a 'Snapshot' capability that allows users to save their current monitor/window arrangement as a named configuration, which can then be restored with hotkeys. It supports both quick snapshot saving and comprehensive manual configuration using a colon-separated string format for scripting purposes. The tool is designed for users who frequently switch between different display setups, such as for gaming, work, or other specific use cases.
Key quotes
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Manually arrange your windows/monitors in Windows Settings
Run this to save the current state as 'Gaming'
For manual configuration or scripting, use the following colon-separated string format.
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