I'm working on a pdf presentation application, actually adapting pympress <https://github.com/Cimbali/pympress.git>. It has a "content" window for the audience and a "presenter" window. The normal use case will be to have the presenter window on my screen and the content window on the projector. Doing this without sighted assistance sounds tricky. It's a python application using Gtk so I'm wondering whether I can extract the relevant information on monitor sizes and the like, perhaps from the Gdk package? More generally, have people found a general solution for the equivalent action of dragging windows into the right place so they show on the correct monitor? thanks in advance Peter
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