CS2-Linux

A utility for automatically running .sh scripts when the Counter-Strike 2 (CS2) window gains or loses focus on Ubuntu (X11).

Features

• Automatically executes scripts when switching focus to or from the CS2 window.
• Includes:
  • Disabling the Super key when CS2 is focused.
  • Switching between 4:3 and 16:9 resolutions.

Designed to work under X11 on Ubuntu.

Usage

1. Copy Scripts: The /scripts/ folder containing the scripts can be placed anywhere on your system.

2. Set Permissions: Ensure all files in the /scripts/ directory have execution permissions:

   chmod +x ./scripts/*.sh

3. Run Focus Listener: Start the focus listener script manually:

   ./scripts/cs2-focus-listener.sh

   • When the CS2 window gains focus, focus-cs2.sh will execute.
   • When the CS2 window loses focus, unfocus-cs2.sh will run.

Autostart at User Login

To automatically run the focus listener service on login:

1. Move Service File: Place the cs2-focus-listener.service file under /etc/systemd/user/

2. Modify Paths: Update the paths in cs2-focus-listener.service to match the location of your scripts.

3. Reload Daemon: Reload systemd to recognize the new service:

   systemctl --user daemon-reload

4. Enable Service on Login: Add the following command to Startup Applications:

   systemctl --user start cs2-focus-listener.service

   To start the service immediately without waiting for the next login, run the same command.

5. Check Service Status: Verify if the service is active:

   systemctl --user status cs2-focus-listener.service

This setup ensures that the service starts automatically when you log in.