On Wed, Oct 7, 2015 at 3:16 PM, Michael Raskin <38a93...@rambler.ru> wrote:
> >> My setup via frame tagging is most close to 4 no-permanent-splits > >> «groups» inside a single physical display, and one or four more when > >> I attach an external display to my notebook. > >> > > > >Is this similar to having one "sticky" group that's always on the one same > >head (= display), and have all other displays have changing groups? > >That's one feature I'd really like. IRC/e-mail/etc always open on one > >monitor, then the other content changes depending on which group I have > >active. > > Yes, just a bit more generic (and works on top of current StumpWM). > > One of them is for my xterm-based modeline, one for notifications, one > is often IM+email (very like your sticky group). > > Sometimes I switch to code+view (LaTeX+PDF or backend+website) usage of > the two large areas. > > Right. I both like the current way, where the group is at top-level, and the other way where I'd have something like nested groups. To be clear on what I mean, this is hopefully a better explanation: Given A, B = monitors [A], [B] = the frame on an empty head/monitor, i.e. with no splitted frames, on monitors A and B. {[A] [B]} = group containing said frames {X}+ = group that's stuck to a head Then {[A] [B]} is what we have now, and { {[A]}+ {[B]} } is what I'd like to have. Then a command to unstick a group to a head, which causes a merge of {[A]} + {[B]} into {[A] [B]}. - Micke
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