These are my i3 window manager configs in Ubuntu
sudo apt install i3 picom feh rofi dunst parcellite arc-theme swaypip3 install wal-
Put the contents of config directory, into your ~/.config/.
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Put the directory rofi into ~/.config/ too.
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Put the fonts into ~/.fonts/.
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Put an image file in ~/Pictures/ named background.jpg.
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Put the gtkrc-2.0 file in $HOME with the name .gtkrc-2.0.
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Put the config/gtk-3.0 directory in ~/.config/.
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The colorscheme is generated by wal. You can change the colorscheme by changing the image in ~/Pictures/background.jpg and running
wal -i ~/Pictures/background.jpg. -
The colorscheme is applied to i3, rofi, dunst, and gtk3.
This way, we get a dynamic colorscheme that changes with the wallpaper every time we call wal.
If something goes wrong and the second monitor is back, unassign and assign again its placement. Suppose you have it at your right of main screen, then swap it between left and the set to the right again.
# send to left, the opposite side
xrandr --output HDMI-1 --auto --left-of eDP-1
# send to the desired side
xrandr --output HDMI-1 --auto --right-of eDP-1Looks annoying to do it, but solves quickly the issue... ;)

