An Omarchy bar widget that gives every monitor its own workspace list. Each bar shows only the workspaces that live on its monitor and marks the one that monitor is currently showing.
The built-in Workspaces widget draws the same list on every bar: workspaces 1–5 plus any others that exist, with only the globally focused one marked. On a multi-monitor desk that makes it hard to tell which workspaces are where.
- Per monitor: each bar lists only the workspaces on its own monitor.
- Shown workspace marked on every bar: the ■ follows what each monitor is displaying, not just the focused monitor.
- Live: when workspaces move between monitors (moving a workspace, plugging in a display, closing the lid in clamshell mode, workspace rules changing), every bar updates immediately.
- No Hyprland changes: it only reads where your workspaces already are, so
it works with whatever assignment you use:
hl.workspace_rule, scripts, or moving workspaces by hand. No keybindings or config are touched. - Drop-in: enabling it takes the built-in Workspaces widget's place on the bar; removing it puts the built-in one back.
Workspaces with windows are bright, empty ones are dimmed, and clicking a number switches to it, just like the built-in widget. Workspaces 1–10 are shown; special workspaces (scratchpad) are not.
- Omarchy 4 (Quattro) with the Omarchy shell bar.
- No other dependencies.
omarchy plugin add https://github.com/DarioBF/per-display-workspaces --enableThe widget takes the built-in Workspaces widget's place and settings. Run from a terminal, the installer asks which bar section to put it in (left by default). Move it later like any other widget:
omarchy bar move io.github.dariobf.per-display-workspaces --section center --index 0omarchy plugin remove io.github.dariobf.per-display-workspacesThis deletes the plugin folder (Omarchy keeps a backup) and restores the built-in Workspaces widget where this one was.
The widget is a single file, Workspaces.qml. After editing an installed
copy, run omarchy restart shell to load the change.