Hi folks, I'm wondering whether anybody can enlighten me why the geometry of a floating window is stored as a RationalRect relative to the screen size. I can see one advantage to this approach: a centered window is centered on every screen. Apart from that, I see only disadvantages to this approach, as it means that windows get resized when workspaces shift between screens of different sizes. If at least the aspect ratios of all screens are the same, this may be acceptable, though not ideal. My newest setup combines two portrait screens (1080x1920) with two landscape screens (1920x1080). A window that has a reasonable geometry on one of the landscape screens now gets long and skinny on the portrait screens. I'd also appreciate any ideas on how to work around this issue, as I think changing the way xmonad stores information about floating windows would just break too many modules and thus isn't an option. Thanks, Norbert -- () ascii ribbon campaign - against html e-mail /\ www.asciiribbon.org - against proprietary attachments