1.2.9

UX Highlights

1. Workspace-Aware Multi-Monitor Flow

• Multi-monitor behavior is now explicit instead of implicit.
• Inter-monitor drag & drop is handled as a core workflow: when a window is dropped on another monitor, it is re-tiled in the target monitor context.
• The Layout Manager now exposes clear context: current monitor/workspace/layout, plus where windows/apps are detected across monitors/workspaces.
• Hybrid states (windows spread across monitors/workspaces) are visible in UI feedback, reducing hidden-state confusion.
• Target actions are clearly scoped with Target Monitor + Target Workspace + Target Layout, so users can predict exactly where changes apply.

2. Layout Manager Clarity & Precision

• Controls were renamed and standardized for faster comprehension.
• Preview behavior now follows target selection, so visual feedback matches intended destination.
• Slot assignment dropdown sizing was improved to better fit real content lengths.
• Dialog sizing and spacing were tightened to reduce wasted space and improve readability.
• Action placement around the preview was refined for a cleaner, more premium layout.

3. Why Ctrl+Alt+M Was Removed

• Ctrl+Alt+M (“move workspace to next monitor”) became redundant with the newer manager workflow.
• In mixed monitor/workspace setups, it could create ambiguous outcomes and unexpected merges.
• The explicit manager flow is safer: users choose destination monitor/workspace/layout directly and can anticipate the result.
• Removing this shortcut reduces accidental disruptive moves and keeps multi-monitor behavior consistent with the new UX model.