Am I the only one who cant run the 0.6 version?
I downloaded it from the release page, made it executable and ran it.

./i3-autodisplay-0.6-linux-amd64
zsh: no such file or directory: ./i3-autodisplay-0.6-linux-amd64

0.5 run fine, but it does not exit.

It used to keep running like a daemon by starting it from the i3 config file. Now, it is just running until the first monitor change event and then exits, which kind of defies its task. Any ideas?

Hey, I made a PKGBUILD to add this to the AUR, its here.

Could you add it there? It would make installing it and keeping up-to-date a lot easier for arch users. I can probably submit it too if you prefer.

Hello, I would like to request a feature.

USE CASE:
In my office, I work on a big monitor connected to my laptop through HDMI (my machine and i3-autodisplay see it as HDMI-1). I use it as my main monitor, and the laptop's screen as just extra real state.
However, when giving a presentation, it is common to be given "an HDMI to connect to". If I connect it, i3-autodisplay will think it is my office's monitor, which is a problem. When I present, I want to have all my workspaces and windows in my laptop's screen, rather than project them to the audience.

HOW TO IDENTIFY EACH DISPLAY:
In order to identify different displays, one could use the EDID of a display, rather than just the connector name. This info can be obtained from xrandr too:

xrandr --verbose | awk '{if(p==1){if($1 ~ /[0-9a-f]{32}/){printf("%s",$1)}else{output=""; p=0; printf "\n"}}}  /^HDMI-1 connected .*/{output=$1}  /\tEDID:/{if(output != ""){printf("%s=",output); p=1};}'