i think this is the correct behaviour. i'm not sure how to get it to work
the way you seem to want it to, where all monitors change.
it took me a little adjustment, but now i (for the most part) prefer this
monitor by monitor changing, rather than changing all screens, as i was
accustomed to in plain ol' kde.
it's actually much more useful like that. at least with three monitors
anyway. :)
9 desktops, each the size of a screen (not spanning all), and can be swapped
around to any of my three monitors (or two in your case).
so if i have say, desktop 1 on the left, 2 in the middle and 3 on the right,
and i then meta 1 onto the one on the right, 3 would move to the one on the
left.
this the kind of "weird" behaviour you've been getting?
2009/6/3 fREW Schmidt
Hey guys,
I am using xmonad with gnome on my dual screen desktop and I am getting some really weird results. Windows will show up correctly on both monitors, but switching desktops (with Meta 1, 2, 3) doesn't switch both of the monitors, only the active one. It's like the non active screen follows me and sometimes switches sides... Very strange.
Any ideas what could be wrong?
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