When waking my Macbook Pro, connected to an external monitor via a dock, Talon will sometimes use the dimensions of my laptop monitor instead of the external monitor. This doesn't seem to happen each time the display sleeps, and is more common after a prolonged sleep. Restarting Talon seems to resolve the issue.
Talon seems to think that the monitor a smaller resolution than it does. This is, somewhat, illustrated by the following images.
This image shows where the command history shows up by default, while this is going on:
In this image I was looking at the very top right of the screen, and talon thought I was looking nearer the middle-centre:
In this image I was looking at the very top left of the screen, and talon thought I was looking nearer the middle-left:
Taking a page out of nriley's book, on issue #248, using the REPL to ask talon about the screen size yields:
>>> ui.screen.screens()
[Screen(x=0.0, y=0.0, size=(1440.0, 900.0), mm=(286.8705839269302, 179.29411495433135))]
Those are the non-retina dimesions of my laptop monitor, while monitor I'm using is 1920×1080.
When waking my Macbook Pro, connected to an external monitor via a dock, Talon will sometimes use the dimensions of my laptop monitor instead of the external monitor. This doesn't seem to happen each time the display sleeps, and is more common after a prolonged sleep. Restarting Talon seems to resolve the issue.
Talon seems to think that the monitor a smaller resolution than it does. This is, somewhat, illustrated by the following images.
This image shows where the command history shows up by default, while this is going on:
In this image I was looking at the very top right of the screen, and talon thought I was looking nearer the middle-centre:
In this image I was looking at the very top left of the screen, and talon thought I was looking nearer the middle-left:
Taking a page out of nriley's book, on issue #248, using the REPL to ask talon about the screen size yields:
Those are the non-retina dimesions of my laptop monitor, while monitor I'm using is 1920×1080.