On Fri, Apr 11, 2014 at 3:59 PM, Eric Roseman <eric.rose...@colorado.edu>wrote:
> Thanks for the input. I tried this and I'm not sure how to switch to > workspaces 11-20. What I'm trying to do is have workspace 1-10 per > monitor, and a mod+2 or mod+3 would focus the #2 or #3 workspace of the > current monitor. > > Thanks, > Eric > You can use other mod keys. I have the left windows key setup as hyper and the right as super. I tend to use the monitors in pairs (browsers on the left and tmux on the right) so, $Hyper+Control changes to both. Using 0L and 0R works nice for scripting the pairs. set $Hyper Mod3 set $Super Mod4 # switch to another workspace bindcode $Hyper+19 workspace "0L" bindcode $Super+19 workspace "0R" bindcode $Hyper+Control+19 workspace "0L"; workspace "0R" bindcode $Hyper+10 workspace "1L" bindcode $Super+10 workspace "1R" bindcode $Hyper+Control+10 workspace "1L"; workspace "1R" bindcode $Hyper+11 workspace "2L" bindcode $Super+11 workspace "2R" bindcode $Hyper+Control+11 workspace "2L"; workspace "2R" ... # Workspace assignments workspace "0L" output DVI-I-1 workspace "1L" output DVI-I-1 workspace "2L" output DVI-I-1 ... workspace "0R" output HDMI-1 workspace "1R" output HDMI-1 workspace "2R" output HDMI-1 ... # move to another workspace bindcode $Hyper+Shift+19 move workspace "0L" bindcode $Super+Shift+19 move workspace "0R" bindcode $Hyper+Shift+10 move workspace "1L" bindcode $Super+Shift+10 move workspace "1R" bindcode $Hyper+Shift+11 move workspace "2L" bindcode $Super+Shift+11 move workspace "2R" ...
