I handle my screen setup by first having:
local screens = screen.count()
in my rc.lua. Further down, my setup is then different depending on
whether screens == 2 or not.
Other option: swap your monitor cables on your PC, that should swap the id
of your screens and put your systray in the righ
Going on from Laurent's email, I expect you could just do...
if s == screen.count() then right_layout:add(wibox.widget.systray()) end
Regards
Dave
From: Laurent De Buyst [mailto:laurent.debu...@fedasil.be]
Sent: Wednesday, 3 August 2016 5:13 PM
To: awesome@naquadah.org
Subject: Re: Multi-monito
Both good solutions, thanks for the help guys.
I tried to follow with what I discovered just after posting. The
xrandr way of swapping cables, and therefore 'screen' order as awesome
sees it:
xrandr --output --primary
Again many thanks!
I set up whonix under arch using virtlib, qemu and kvm but it is
extremely slow, not in term of network but in term of fluidity, when I
open a program it takes a long time to open, everything is slow and
unresponsive. I'm using sparse qcow2 and I've been thinking about trying
to set up a ram di
