On Fri, Apr 11, 2014 at 3:59 PM, Eric Roseman wrote:
> Thanks for the input. I tried this and I'm not sure how to switch to
> workspaces 11-20. What I'm trying to do is have workspace 1-10 per
> monitor, and a mod+2 or mod+3 would focus the #2 or #3 workspace of the
> current monitor.
>
> Thanks,
Hi,
I think the easiest way would be, to have a perl-script, that gets the
currently active output over IPC and sends the command "workspace
$1_{output}", when called with "scriptname n", then put into your config
file something like this:
bindsym 1 exec /path/to/scriptname 1
bindsym 2 exec /path/
Sorry, I didn't read your message well. I've no idea how to make mod+1
switch to workspace 1 or 11 depending on which monitor you're on.
For completeness, but not answering your question, here's what I use for
workspaces 1 and 11:
set $mod Mod4
bindsym $mod+1 workspace number 1
bindsym $mod+Cont
Thanks for the input. I tried this and I'm not sure how to switch to
workspaces 11-20. What I'm trying to do is have workspace 1-10 per
monitor, and a mod+2 or mod+3 would focus the #2 or #3 workspace of the
current monitor.
Thanks,
Eric
> I use something like this:
>
>
> set $dpyLeft DP1
I use something like this:
set $dpyLeft DP1
set $dpyRight eDP1
set $mymod Control+Mod1
bindsym $mymod+Right focus right
bindsym $mymod+Left focus left
workspace 1 output $dpyLeft
workspace 2 output $dpyLeft
# ...
workspace 10 output $dpyLeft
#
workspace 11 output $dpyRight
workspace 12 outp
In a multi monitor setup, is it possible to configure the workspaces to
be dependent of the monitor? For instance, say there are two or three
monitors, is it configurable to have ten workspaces per monitor such
that movement between the monitors can be done with a $mod+left or right,
and $mod+{0-9}
