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I have a screen with pivot functionality, and I’d very much like just one shortcut/launcher on my desktop that toggles between two orientations. In my case that would be the two commands:
xrandr -o left
xrandr -o normal
How can I make this a shortcut that checks which orientation is used and make it take appropriate action? I use nvidia.
Try the script mentioned at this blog post. If it works, just save it somewhere like /usr/local/bin/toggle_xrandr.sh (make sure you do chmod +x on it), and then create a new shortcut on your desktop or panel pointing to the script.