Hello,
I'm using Qtile on two monitors and I don't really get how groups are
managed between them.
This is the first time I use a tiling window manager, so I don't really
know if this is a normal behavior. I quite enjoy using Qtile but groups on
the two screens are not what I expected.
It seems that the same group cannot be used at the same time in the two
screens? and switching on a group that is already in use on a screen make
the two active group swap on the other screen which I find very annoying
when going to next/prev group with keyboard, it swaps monitor all the time.
Is that the correct behavior? I would expect to be able to use the same
group with both monitor. Is this something that we could configure in the
config file?
Thanks!
Here is my current config related with groups and screens:
def create_groupbox():
return widget.GroupBox(
borderwidth=2,
highlight_method='line',
highlight_color=['000000', '000000'],
this_current_screen_border=active_color,
inactive=inactive_color)
screens = [
Screen(
wallpaper='~/wallpaper.png',
wallpaper_mode='fill',
top=bar.Bar(
[
create_groupbox(),
widget.Sep(),
widget.CurrentLayout(),
widget.Sep(),
widget.WindowName(),
widget.Systray(),
widget.Sep(),
widget.CPUGraph(**graph_theme),
widget.MemoryGraph(**graph_theme),
widget.SwapGraph(**graph_theme),
widget.Sep(),
widget.TextBox(text='🔊'),
widget.Volume(),
widget.Sep(),
widget.Clock(format='%Y-%m-%d %H:%M'),
widget.Sep(),
widget.QuickExit(default_text='🗙', countdown_format='{}'),
],
25,
background='131313'
),
),
Screen(
wallpaper='~/wallpaper.png',
wallpaper_mode='fill',
top=bar.Bar(
[
create_groupbox(),
widget.Sep(),
widget.CurrentLayout(),
widget.Sep(),
widget.WindowName(),
],
25,
),
),
]
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