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I'm running a setup with a 49" 32:9 screen, which is partitioned into three virtual monitors of which each is running its own instance of polybar (different modules enabled per monitor). To get the illusion of having a single bar I configured the bar of the center monitor to use 100% of the available width. As I'm also using rounded corners (for a single screen setup), which I'd like to keep for the outer bars. This is currently not feasible as configuration just covers either all corners or top and bottom corners, but there's no way to just set corner radii for each corner separately (I would need to set {bottom,top}-left for the leftmost as well as {bottom,top}-left for the rightmost bar).
I'm running a setup with a 49" 32:9 screen, which is partitioned into three virtual monitors of which each is running its own instance of polybar (different modules enabled per monitor). To get the illusion of having a single bar I configured the bar of the center monitor to use 100% of the available width. As I'm also using rounded corners (for a single screen setup), which I'd like to keep for the outer bars. This is currently not feasible as configuration just covers either all corners or top and bottom corners, but there's no way to just set corner radii for each corner separately (I would need to set {bottom,top}-left for the leftmost as well as {bottom,top}-left for the rightmost bar).
Configuration could look like
A possible implementation (which should be compatible with existing configurations):
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