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Quote from blueribb

Some laptops use a function key (Fn + Fx) keyboard combo to turn off the laptop screen.

yeah, that was my first idea but Fn keys doesn't work with libreelec in my computer :$

So I got my old laptop conected to the TV though the VGA port (doesn't have HDMI) and this is how I got double imagen cloned, the same in the TV than in the laptop.

I want to see ONLY the TV and turn off the Laptop screen.

But when I put the commands:

xrandr --output (the laptop screen) --off. actually turn off the laptop screen like I want, but a few second later it's turn off the TV too.

Any help ?

Ty

Quote from Klojum

autostart.sh is a file you can create in the .config folder, in order to run commands when LibreELEC boots, just like autoexec.bat in Windows.

thank you, I understand.

But how do I get into the .config folder? It's is possible to do it from the kodi interface? Or I have to enter there by coding?

Quote from tavoc

You could put the comment in autostart.sh

is that another command? I'm just a begginer in computer coding

So when I connect my old laptop to the TV the image on the tv it's just out of position in the original configuration.

I can fix that with the ''xrandr --output VGA1 --pos -300x-150'' command from the system tool addon.

But the problem it's that every time I restart or turn off the laptop, the configuration doesn't remaining and get back to the original and I have to write the code again...

it's not a big deal I know but every day it's so boring

So!! You guys know any way to save the new config??