Le 03.04.2018 à 16:38, Stefan Monnier a écrit :
Along the same lines, a window that's in screen 0 could only belong to
workspaces of screen 0 and not to workspaces of other screens (so
there's never a situation where you might need to display a given window
at two different places at the same time). Of course, displaying
a given window at several places at the same time might be reasonably
easy to do by "compositing" but I don't know if anyone is up to making
ctwm do it.
It would complicates the code a level more.
Could be. I was thinking that maybe it can be made fairly simply: when
you select workspace W in screen S, the only change is to skip (leave
alone) all the windows that are not in screen S.
We can not dissociate screens as you describe without facing problems.
As if a window has its left part on first screen and its right one on
the second screen, what should happen ?
We already have the notion of "this window is in screen S" for example
when you do a fullzoom (or when you choose where to place the aux
information box while moving/resizing), so we'd use the same notion.
Looking forward to using it
++
Max.
