Lucas van Staden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> words
on 23.01.2007 - 09:20 (+0000 Zulu-Time):
> I run a 2 monitor setup.
> Sometimes I have an application open on screen 0, but need to move it to
> screen 1. Would prefer keyboard shortcuts.
I think the most X programms have the -d flag for DISPLAY. There you
can tell them on which DISPLAY ( Monitor-Screen ) the programm should
be placed. I use this for some programms. ie:
Eterm -d :0.1 -g 141x12+0+798 --borderless -e leo "$( xclip -o)" && exit &
# leo is another script from me, it just searches dict.leo.org
or in short, to open Eterm on my Second screen: Eterm -d :0.1
I have made the experiece that you have to check first on which screen
your focus is and then adapt the display. In my case :0.0 or :0.1
Cheers -- Erik
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