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StumpWM handles multiple screens.
Go to the next screen.
Go to the previous screen.
Go to the last screen.
9.1 External Monitors | ||
9.2 Programming With Screens |
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StumpWM will attempt to detect external monitors (via xdpyinfo
)
at startup. StumpWM refers to each monitor as a
head. Heads are logically contained by screens. In a dual-monitor
configuration, there will be one screen with two
heads. Non-rectangular layouts are supported (frames will not be
created in the ’dead zone’.) And message windows will be displayed on
the current head–that is, the head to which the currently focused
frame belongs.
In addition, StumpWM listens for XRandR events and re-configures the
heads to match the new monitor configuration. Occasionally StumpWM
will miss an XRandR event, use refresh-heads
to synchronize
the head configuration.
Refresh screens in case a monitor was connected, but a ConfigureNotify event was snarfed by another program.
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Return the current screen.
Return the current window on the specified screen
Return the current window on the current screen
The list of screens managed by stumpwm.
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