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Sounds like something that should be handled by your WM. Expecting your IDE to handle "multi-monitor support" (precisely what functionality are you even expecti
by 3np 4y ago
Sounds like something that should be handled by your WM. Expecting your IDE to handle "multi-monitor support" (precisely what functionality are you even expecting here..?) sounds less professional, if anything :P
- lozenge 4y agoI think they mean tearing an editor (or other panel) out into another window to move to their other monitor. Currently you can open another window, but it comes with its own explorer, terminal, problems, test runner, etc. Soon you'll have the same file opened twice in different screens, and... bleh.
- dx034 4y agoBut you can just drag it across two screens and divide it up along the border? From my experience that works fine as long as your screens have the same resolution.
- lozenge 4y agoTrue, you can divide the editor into two (or more) splits, and also divide the bottom part (Terminal/Debug Console/Problems). If you're the type that doesn't move windows around often, that could work.
- sjnsjks 4y agoPerhaps there is some hidden configuration for this. But did you try to have separate windows of vscode on monitors with different DPI or set different scale manually? There is a shared thing going on between running instances. I can't have one window 100% and other 150%.
- 3np 4y agoJoin the Wayland side. We have cookies (and multi-DPI or whatever the kids call it).