[openbox] client-list-combined-menu per xinerama head
Bernhard Stöckner
elven at swordcoast.net
Wed Jul 25 10:35:38 EDT 2007
On Wednesday 25 July 2007, Hanni Ali wrote:
> It made it and generally this list is very responsive, I think I can speak
> for quite a number of us when I say I just don't understand at all...
>
Certainly. I am talking about the "client-list-combined-menu". The new one,
that was introduced with 3.4.x. This has advanced to my sole window picking
device if I can't find the window by just scanning the screens with my eyes.
Im using 3/4 widescreen xinerama heads at work. After a few hours of work,
finding the correct window is a real PITA, even when they are all differently
named. All goes into one listing, because I am not using virtual desktops.
What I am thinking about is some way to group the windows by heads.
In order to understand the following ASCII art, please use a monospaced
font. ;)
> > > |-Head 1-Desk 1--|-Head 2-Desk 1----|-Head 3-Desk 1--|
> > > | Konsole Konsole Firefox |
> > > | Konsole Kate |-Head 3-Desk 3--|
> > > | Firefox KMail | another win |
> > > | (Amarok) |-Head 2-Desk 2----| another win |
> > > |-Head 1-Desk 2--|------------------| another win |
> > > |----------------| |----------------|
What this shows is the c-l-c-menu as it is now, but expanded to three lists
next to each other - one for each xinerama head (in this example: 3). Below
each head, the second row, shows the second virtual desktop (if any). Rinse &
repeat.
So, horizontally, you have physical heads, and vertically, you have virtual
desktops.
Obviously, there'd have to be some sort of configuration (or auto-detection
from Xorg) option to set what which comes next to which one.
Any more clear?
Regards,
Bernhard
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