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Hi Guys,
I have a hard time to configure the BSPWM and DZEN2 panel using multiple monitors (in my case, 3 fullhd monitors).
First, i have the following script in my bspwmrc file. The problem is, it works but they are inverted. Like the first 3 desktops are on the right screen, the next 3 on the middle screen and the last 3 on the left screen. So, is there a way to invert this ?
i=1
for monitor in $(bspc query -M); do
bspc monitor $monitor \
-n "$i" \
-d $i/{a,b,c}
let i++
done
NMON=$i
unset iSecond, i try to use the DZEN2 bar on 3 monitors, for each monitor their own virtualdesktops and their bspwm internal states. But i have no idea how i should do this, just one long bar and calculate the distances, or just 3 instances of the DZEN bar?
Answer:
bspc monitor ^1 -s ^3Last edited by Dragon707 (2014-07-04 19:46:35)
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What's the order of the monitors listed by bspc query -M?
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What's the order of the monitors listed by bspc query -M?
The order of my bspc query -M is:
[kevin@blacklist ~]$ bspc query -M
1
2
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Provide more details, please.
Is 1 the right monitor, 2 the middle one, and 3 the left one?
Have you tried substituting
for monitor in $(bspc query -M); dowith the desired order, something like
for monitor in $left_monitor $middle_monitor $right_monitor; do?
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Provide more details, please.
Is 1 the right monitor, 2 the middle one, and 3 the left one?
Have you tried substitutingfor monitor in $(bspc query -M); dowith the desired order, something like
for monitor in $left_monitor $middle_monitor $right_monitor; do?
3 is the left monitor, 2 the middle and 1 the right monitor (like inverted).
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for monitor in $left_monitor $middle_monitor $right_monitor; do
That's it.
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o_caino wrote:for monitor in $left_monitor $middle_monitor $right_monitor; doThat's it.
Nope, that still doesnt change the order ![]()
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You could swap the problematic monitors beforehand:
bspc monitor ^1 -s ^3
Late reply, but thanks! it worked :-)
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