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"move window one monitor to the right/left" doesn't work with tiling enabled #522
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@carlwgeorge - can you please go to Gnome Tweaks > Workspaces > Display Handling, and see if |
Yes, I have have |
I was able to reproduce this with both two and three monitor setups. |
@carlwgeorge - I think you meant @jacobgkau - I was just wondering if the Github issue template can be updated to explicitly ask the monitor setup? Or other details. |
Yes, that's possible. The issue template is located here: https://github.com/pop-os/shell/blob/master_focal/.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE.md
Like @carlwgeorge said, the default setting for If I change the GNOME Tweaks setting to When I add a third display (with the layout being Primary, Secondary, Secondary), with the non-default |
No I meant exactly what I said. That setting was false when I first reported this issue, and per your request in #522 (comment) I changed it to true and then had the behavior described in #522 (comment).
Not a laptop, a custom PC with a Sapphire RX 580 video card driving three Dell U2718Q monitors. @jacobgkau Thanks for confirming that you can reproduce the behavior. For reference my monitor layout is secondary-primary-secondary. |
I have a dual screen setup (two external screens on a laptop with its internal disabled). |
Same issue. Laptop (Gazelle) with one external monitor connected via USBC. If is have "workspaces span displays" activated, my work spaces allow windows on both monitors but I can't use keyboard shortcuts or the window menu to successfully move windows to the other monitor. Moving up and down workspaces works fine. If I enable "Workspaces on primary monitor only", I can't use the external monitor as effectively and I still have problems moving the window. I can "Move window to monitor right" successfully. This moves my window from the primary monitor to the external monitor. I can not use the shortcuts to move the window back from the external monitor to the primary display, either using keyboard shortcut or window menu. Only mouse dragging will do it. EDIT - no problem at all when tilling is disabled, even with workspaces spanning both monitors |
Should this be fixed? As in Pop 21.04 with tiling enabled while I can move windows from primary to secondary display using I can not move windows back to the primary display with . I have "Workspaces span displays" enabled in Gnome Tweaks. |
Same issue on Fedora 40 using gnome-shell-extension-pop-shell-1.2.0^22.5fa3a50-1.fc40.noarch EDIT: For me the issue was that the keybinding was executing |
Distribution (run
cat /etc/os-release
):Related Application and/or Package Version (run
apt policy pop-shell
or provide the latest commit if building locally):gnome-shell-extension-pop-shell-0.1.0-0.2.20200821git8416328.fc32.noarch (built from commit 8416328 in COPR)
Issue/Bug Description:
Moving a window one monitor to the left or right via the keyboard shortcut does not work with tiling enabled. The window does initially move as instructed, but immediately returns to the monitor it started on. This is reproducible in a Pop!_OS live environment as well, so I don't believe it's a problem with the RPM packaging. Here is a video of the behavior.
https://imgur.com/RpuI3xp
Steps to reproduce (if you know):
<Shift><Super>Right
to move a window to the second monitorExpected behavior:
window moves to second monitor and stays there
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