1) FWIW, I understood that, given the xrandr explainer that I linked, which was clearly doing all of that ;P. 2) Regardless, the person I'm replying to was usi

1) FWIW, I understood that, given the xrandr explainer that I linked, which was clearly doing all of that ;P. 2) Regardless, the person I'm replying to was using i3 (and is now using Sway), so I'm thinking that a lot of these limitations don't matter much? I mean, with i3 you aren't even going to ever have a window crossing the boundary between two monitors much less ending up off-screen somewhere. 3) I use a ton of random monitors at wildly different resolutions on Windows and frankly it's the same thing: there is a conceptual bounding rectangle for all of the monitors and you can absolutely have Windows hanging off the edge of monitors; also: I don't know how you expect anything to support non-rectangular screenshots so all of my screenshots on Windows--as well as my VNC servers--all have the same behavior with dead space. 4) Ok... I guess I can see the mouse thing being really annoying (as on Windows at least my mouse is locked to the visible area), but it doesn't seem to actually be the case? Again: maybe this is a documentation issue? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34092554/x11-restrict-mouse-to-visible-area https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34092554/x11-restrict-mo...