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window --focus <east|west>
not working on screens with misaligned y
#1463
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window focus --<east|west>
on screen in portrait not working as expectedwindow --focus <east|west>
on screen in portrait not working as expected
window --focus <east|west>
on screen in portrait not working as expectedwindow --focus <east|west>
on screens with misaligned y
window --focus <east|west>
on screens with misaligned y
window --focus <east|west>
not working on screens with misaligned y
Hi there, I have the same issue with two screens side by side in landscape mode. The expected behaviour can be reached by the placement of displays hack (aligning them on top) as suggested by @brorbw. I go with this hack but moving the mouse from one display to the other fells tricky with this placement Is a fix planned for the issue ? |
Tell me about it. It's not really usable but I see no alternative |
Any update on this? |
Are there any updates? |
I have found a new scenario |
I was only able to reproduce the issue mentioned in this comment, which is now resolved on master: #1463 (comment) Not sure if the other issus mentioned were caused by the same underlying issue, or if they are separate. |
Probably fixed in v5.0.5. Feel free to reopen if you can reproduce the issue in the new version. |
have the same issue:
tho, i'm using managed layout. Any workaround? |
Expected:
What I got is that it selects the window below on the screen. This behaviour has changed since the previous version and it means that my navigation don't work
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