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:strawberry: A healthy, byte-sized window manager

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Sharing a workspace between multiple monitors?

TeknosQuet opened this issue · comments

commented

I like this window manager, but it seems like workspaces are limited to only one monitor each. When I move a window near the edge of one monitor, it will not move to the next; as if there is a border preventing me. Is there a way to fix this or is it an intended feature? I'm assuming it might have something to do with the window manager source code being small and just not having as much stuff implemented (hence, byte-sized), but I was just curious and I thought maybe that's the reason why.

Thanks!

commented

Nevermind, I fixed it. I had to set EDGE_LOCK in config.h.in to false. I'm aware it says not to edit those values, but I couldn't find an option to configure it with berryc and it happened to work out anyway.

It should be a berryc option:

berry/client.c

Line 78 in c665902

{ "edge_lock", IPCEdgeLock, true, 1, fn_bool },

we might need to add it to the man page, however.

commented

Oh okay, thanks. Yeah I didn't see it in neither the manpage nor your website, but I did see the option in the config.h.in file. I didn't think to look in client.c though. I'll set it that way via berryc then :)

Edit: apparently it is in the manpage. I'm blind I guess...