At 1265550390 time_t, Adam Nielsen wrote: > Hmm, well apparently not in version 3.4.3!
I do use it everyday. :) > I thought this was the > latest version but the multimonitor support in it seems to be really > poor - if I load a program from a terminal in screen #1 with the > mouse on screen #1 it always appears on screen #0, stuffing the > layout around, and trying to drag the app across to screen #1 is > quite difficult because it flickers all over the place (seems to > jump between floating and fixed) making it hard to see where its > current position is. When you finally get it across to the other > screen, if the mouse strays off the edge of the screen while you're > resizing and moving it, the window jumps back to the size of screen > #0 (which is about 10x larger than I was trying to shrink it to.) > Maybe I'm not supposed to use the mouse to drag windows... (old > habits die hard) You can but that is a bit buggy. Mod4+o helps. > I also can't run the Psi IM client on screen #1 because although I > can move and resize the window, I can't click on anything, it's like > it has frozen. I have to kill it from a terminal and restart it on > screen #0 before I can use it. (Or rather restart it and leave it > on screen #0, since I can't actually start anything on a screen > other than #0.) Sounds like a X problem rather than a window manager one. > There are lots of other issues too - although MPlayer windows are > supposed to be full screen you can still see the taskbar/tags/clock > at the top of the movie, and if you enable title bars on windows > they randomly disappear when you switch tags and suddenly reappear > when you focus the window again. > > I'm not giving up yet, hoping that I can come up with workarounds > for these issues, but I'm afraid the 'awesomeness' is quickly fading > ;-) Do you really use Xinerama or some proprietary driver with proprietary bugged options ? :-/ -- Julien Danjou // ᐰ <[email protected]> http://julien.danjou.info // Tomorrow I was nothing, yesterday I'll be.
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