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I have 2 Displays connected, displaying the gnome bar on the right one. This one is the main monitor, too, according to xrandr.
However, toggling the terminal always toggles it on the left screen. this might be okay, but since there is no bar on this screen, a empty space appears between top-of-screen and the terminal.
my suggestions:
1st: Place the terminal [top-of-screen]+[height-of-bar] for that monitor
2nd: place the terminal on primary screen
3th: alternatively make the position (x/y) configurable. this way, it would be possible to have the terminal on-bottom or on-the-left
thanks for that great app, btw
Arrakaij
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I read recently that the gnome bar can be moved to a different monitor. I'll try that. It's weird because I thought the primary monitor referenced by gnome-shell was the one with the bar, it seems it is not. Should be an easy fix.
I have 2 Displays connected, displaying the gnome bar on the right one. This one is the main monitor, too, according to xrandr.
However, toggling the terminal always toggles it on the left screen. this might be okay, but since there is no bar on this screen, a empty space appears between top-of-screen and the terminal.
my suggestions:
1st: Place the terminal [top-of-screen]+[height-of-bar] for that monitor
2nd: place the terminal on primary screen
3th: alternatively make the position (x/y) configurable. this way, it would be possible to have the terminal on-bottom or on-the-left
thanks for that great app, btw
Arrakaij
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: