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From what I understand, you can pass a command to the xinit program that will be executed instead of .xinitrc. So you might be able to use startx sh -c 'xrandr-invert-colors; exec "$HOME/.xinitrc"...
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celtschk
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2022-11-19T07:18:15Z (about 2 years ago)
From what I understand, you can pass a command to the `xinit` program that will be executed instead of .xinitrc. So you might be able to use ``` startx sh -c 'xrandr-invert-colors; exec "$HOME/.xinitrc"' ```