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+=====KDE: gérer le multi-écran======
+Pour gèrer la configuration de ses écrans sous KDE, 2 outils existent
+=====commande: kscreen-console=====
+<code>
+kscreen-console --help
+</code>
+<code>
+Utilisation : kscreen-console [options] bug|config|outputs|monitor|json [args...]
+KScreen Console is a CLI tool to query KScreen status
+Commands:
+  bug             Show information needed for a bug report
+  config          Show KScreen config files
+  outputs         Show output information
+  monitor         Monitor for changes
+  json            Show current KScreen config
+Options :
+  -h, --help  Displays help on commandline options.
+  --help-all  Displays help including Qt specific options.
+Arguments :
+  command     Command to execute
+  [args...]   Arguments for the specified command
+</code>
+=====commande: kscreen-doctor=====
+<code>
+kscreen-doctor --help
+</code>
+<code>
+Utilisation : kscreen-doctor [options] [output.<name>.<setting> output.<name>.setting [...]]
+kscreen-doctor allows to change the screen setup from the command-line.
+Setting the output configuration is done in an atomic fashion, all settings
+are applied in a single command.
+kscreen-doctor can be used to enable and disable outputs, to position screens,
+change resolution (mode setting), etc.. You should put all your options into
+a single invocation of kscreen-doctor, so they can all be applied at once.
+Usage examples:
+   Show output information:
+   $ kscreen-doctor -o
+   Output: 1 eDP-1 enabled connected Panel Modes: Modes: 1:800x600@60 [...] Geometry: 0,0 1280x800
+   Output: 70 HDMI-2 enabled connected  HDMI Modes: 1:800x600@60 [...] Geometry: 1280,0 1920x1080
+   Disable the hdmi output, enable the laptop panel and set it to a specific mode
+   $ kscreen-doctor output.HDMI-2.disable output.eDP-1.mode.1 output.eDP-1.enable
+   Position the hdmi monitor on the right of the laptop panel
+   $ kscreen-doctor output.HDMI-2.position.1280,0 output.eDP-1.position.0,0
+   Set resolution mode
+   $ kscreen-doctor output.HDMI-2.mode.1920x1080@60
+   Set scale (note: fractional scaling is only supported on wayland)
+   $ kscreen-doctor output.HDMI-2.scale.2
+   Set rotation (possible values: none, left, right, inverted)
+   $ kscreen-doctor output.HDMI-2.rotation.left
+Options :
+  -h, --help                   Displays help on commandline options.
+  --help-all                   Displays help including Qt specific options.
+  -i, --info                   Show runtime information: backends, logging,
+                               etc.
+  -j, --json                   Show configuration in JSON format
+  -o, --outputs                Show outputs
+  -d, --dpms <off>             Display power management (wayland only)
+  -l, --log <comment>          Write a comment to the log file
+  --dpms-excluded <connector>  Do not apply the dpms change to the output with
+                               said model names
+Arguments :
+  config                       Specific output settings are separated by
+                               spaces, each setting is in the form of
+                               output.<name>.<setting>[.<value>]
+                               For example:
+                               $ kscreen-doctor output.HDMI-2.enable \
+                                              output.eDP-1.mode.4 \
+                                              output.eDP-1.position.1280,0
+                               Multiple settings are passed in order to have
+                               kscreen-doctor apply these settings in one go.
+</code>