Feature: Automatically calculate shift values #7
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--auto_shift to calculate shift values automatically. This seems to work on my 1920x1080 monitor and maybe (probably not) makes this program less malicious.
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Okay, it also works if I change my screen resolution to a different one with xrandr. |
I totally missed the part, where it's looping through a whole 360 degrees. So now it is fixed, but not very nicely. Will probably have another look and write a second function for calculating the shift values or so. Tomorrow.
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Being a total python noob, I added one more dependency and an extra flag
--auto_shift to calculate shift values automatically.
This seems to work on my 1920x1080 monitor and maybe (probably not) makes this program less malicious.