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[Bspwm] [Dual monitor] cannot get terminal focus in another monitor #356
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Do I understand correctly?
This sounds like an issue with bspwm or your configuration not with tdrop.
That's the wrong option to set. I think you want to use Tdrop runs xdotool's
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thanks for your help.
sorry I pasted the wrong command😅, I have
so I wonder why it won't work on the dual monitors? I used the tilda before, and it works well when doing the "focused" job, Are there any suggestions that I can fix this even by editing the tdrop source code? I really enjoy one terminal only in the system that I can focus on one configuration. |
I'm not sure how bspwm handles monitor focus. It sounds like it doesn't let you focus a window on another monitor. You can try these:
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unfortunately, the result just worked the same as my first try.
I find out that the "focused" problem also happened when only my cursor moved to another monitor. and once tdrop receives the '-m' option, the problem is just gone. but "moving with focusing window's monitor" is not what I want, too. so currently it's a tradeoff. thanks for the help really, and I will figure out how bspwm handles focus later and attempt to fix this problem. |
when wm get focused on A monitor's window, I want to toggle the popup terminal by tdrop in B monitor:
but it will not automatically get focused on the popup terminal, but when focusing on the B monitor's window, its popup terminal will get focused successfully.
and I already disabled mouse hover focus by
bspc config pointer_follows_focus false
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