Stefan Monnier wrote: >>> I decided to test ctwm with multiple displays. I found that when >>> I clicked the full screen button in netflix, it filled both monitors, >>> so half of the picture was on the tv and half on the laptop which is >>> connected to the tv. This isn't what happens with icewm. I don't >>> know if this is a bug or whether the concept of full screen is open >>> to interpretation. I am using google-chrome on debian 10. > What if you ask Ctwm (rather than Netflix) to do the full screen? > Does it also fill all monitors or just the current one? > >>> Which version of ctwm were you using? >> 4.0.3 > Hmm... IIUC this version should support multiple screens, and in my > experience, this does work the way you expect it rather than the way you > describe, so we may need someone else's help here. > > > Stefan > This function:
Button3 = : title : f.fullzoom RightTitleButton ":bitmapname" = f.fullzoom has the same effect, i.e. the window stretches across both monitors. I am using a legacy nvidia driver which might have some relevance.
