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Still a hardpass for me since workspaces are bound to displays which makes absolutely no sense for me. I swap workspaces very often with my tripple monitor xmo
by entropie 1y ago
Still a hardpass for me since workspaces are bound to displays which makes absolutely no sense for me.
I swap workspaces very often with my tripple monitor xmonad setup.
- zamadatix 1y agomovecurrentworkspacetomonitor will get you to whatever you want to do, just maybe not in a one liner keybind.
- noctuid 1y agoThere's also focusworkspaceoncurrentmonitor, and anything more complicated can be scripted trivially to be on one keybind.
- kqr 1y agoThis is sad. XMonad handles workspaces with multiple monitors exactly the way I want. I really wish other window managers did -- especially on Wayland. Until they do, I'm stuck with XMonad. (Which is good, but it would be fun to get to try something else for once.)
- wink 1y agoI have been using https://github.com/tmfink/i3-wk-switch https://github.com/tmfink/i3-wk-switch on i3 for years and I just noticed the README also lists sway - maybe it helps.
- noctuid 1y agoWorkspaces are not bound to displays in hyprland. This is one major reason I'm using hyprland over niri, where it's not really possible to work around that issue.
- entropie 1y agoAm I wrong? Every monitor has its own set of workspaces. Workspace 4 on display A is not the same as Workspace 4 on display B is not the same as Workspace 4 on display C.
- noctuid 1y agoFunctionally you can focus any workspace on any monitor, and ids do not change when doing that. You can set things up both ways, but it's actually easier to just have a key focus workspace x on the current monitor than to lock workspaces to specific monitor.