-Simply run `lilass` to start the interactive mode. A window will pop up,
-allowing you to select which screens are enabled, their resolution, and how they
-are positioned relatively to each other. The option `--frontend` (or `-f`)
-can be used to choose the frontend which opens the window. Currently, the
-frontends `qt` (using Qt5) and `zenity` are available. LiLaSS attempts to
-choose an adequate frontend automatically.
-
-The option `--relative-position` (`-r`) suppresses the interactive
-configuration. Instead, the given given option (`left`, `right`, `above`,
-`below` or `mirror`) is applied with the default resolution of the external
-screen.
-
-Finally, the flags `--internal-only` (`-i`) and `--external-only` (`-e`)
-tells LiLaSS to use only one of the two screens.
+Simply run `lilass` to start the interactive mode. A window will pop up,
+allowing you to select which screens are enabled, their resolution, and how they
+are positioned relatively to each other. The option `--frontend` (or `-f`) can
+be used to choose the frontend which opens the window. Currently, the frontends
+`qt` (using Qt5), `zenity` and `cli` are available. LiLaSS attempts to choose
+an adequate frontend automatically.
+
+If a screen is connected that was already configured with LiLaSS before, the
+previously selected configuration will be offered per default. You can pass
+`--silent` (`-s`) to instead suppress the UI altogether, and just apply the
+previous configuration. You can disable the use of the stored screen
+configurations by passing `--no-db`.
+
+Furthermore, you can also suppress the UI in case LiLaSS sees a new screen by
+telling LiLaSS directly what to do with that screen: With the flags
+`--internal-only` (`-i`) and `--external-only` (`-e`), one of the two screens is
+picked and the other one disabled. With `--relative-position` (`-r`), the
+relative position of the two screens can be set (`left`, `right`, `above`,
+`below` or `mirror`). In either case, the preferred possible resolution(s) of
+the screen(s) will be picked if applicable. (In `mirror` mode, LiLaSS instead
+picks the largest resolution that both screens have in common.)