.xprofile

# This .xprofile is read by display managers during a graphical login.
# It is not read from `xinit`. So starting X from a text mode will not
# load .xprofile unless it is configured inside .xinitrc.
# Here we just setup environment variables.

source "${HOME}/.includes_sh/shell_environment_common.conf"

# If your computer is intended to be portable,
# here is where you should write your (xrandr) multi-monitor configuration.
# If those monitors are not present, xrandr will silently fail.
# As in there will be no error codes.
# They shouldn't be committed to source control, as your user profile may be 
# used in many different monitor configurations.
# Example: xrandr --output DP-1 --right-of DP-0