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Describe the bug
Scripts to tile and maximize windows using keybindings work well with a single display, but not for multiple displays.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Let's assume we have at least one extra display attached to the machine, other than the built-in one.
Let's say the mouse is located in a window placed in the second monitor.
Trigger any keybinding set to tile or maximize the raised window: Alt + ( a, w, d, s, z, q, e, c or spacebar).
The window is tiled in the built-in display rather than the one the mouse is currently in. It is sometimes tiled in weird positions and not the intended one.
Expected behavior
The window should be tiled in the correct position with the correct gaps (up, left, right, bottom, up-left, up-right, etc) and in the display/monitor the mouse is currently in.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
OS: [Linux Mint 20]
Desktop Environment: [Cinnamon 4.6.7]
Shell [Bash 5.0.16]
Repository version [current master (up to 522571f)]
Additional context
These scripts should also support any resolution.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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Window control scripts broke for multiple displays and resolutions
Window control scripts broken for multiple displays and resolutions
May 7, 2022
Multiple displays and resolutions are now (0311ef6) supported in window-control scripts. But further enhancement is required to make the mouse follow the new position of the window, since I'm using Cinnamon's sloppy focus mode (windows are activated on mouse hover):
Describe the bug
Scripts to tile and maximize windows using keybindings work well with a single display, but not for multiple displays.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
The window should be tiled in the correct position with the correct gaps (up, left, right, bottom, up-left, up-right, etc) and in the display/monitor the mouse is currently in.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Additional context
These scripts should also support any resolution.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: