====== Set dual monitors ======
==== Find your monitor names ====

<code>
swaymsg -t get_outputs
</code>
You'll see names similar to:
  * **eDP-1** — laptop screen
  * **HDMI-A-1** — external monitor
  
==== Create two scripts ====

Laptop only — create ~/.local/bin/laptop-only:

<code>
#!/bin/sh
swaymsg 'output HDMI-A-1 disable'
swaymsg 'output eDP-1 enable'
</code>

Both monitors — create ~/.local/bin/dual-monitor:

<code>
#!/bin/sh

# Enable both monitors
swaymsg 'output eDP-1 enable'
swaymsg 'output HDMI-A-1 enable'

# Laptop screen: right
swaymsg 'output eDP-1 position 0 0'

# Samsung monitor: left
swaymsg 'output HDMI-A-1 position -2560 0'
</code>

Replace the output names with yours. The 2560 position is just an example; adjust it to match your laptop screen's logical width and preferred arrangement.

Make both scripts executable:

<code>
chmod +x ~/.local/bin/laptop-only ~/.local/bin/dual-monitor
</code>
Sway supports enabling and disabling individual outputs this way. 

==== Assign shortcuts ====

Add these lines to ~/.config/sway/config:

<code>
bindsym $mod+F5 exec ~/.local/bin/laptop-only
bindsym $mod+F6 exec ~/.local/bin/dual-monitor
</code>
Reload Sway:

<code>
swaymsg reload
</code>

Now you can use:

  * **Super + F5** — laptop screen only
  * **Super + F6** — laptop and external monitor