Closed l-e-e-o closed 7 years ago
-b
won't help you?
It definitely would if I could specify each direction seperately (e.g. -b <north>,<east>,<south>,<west>
)
What about specifying -a 0 -e 100 -y 1920 -z 900
?
This only works on a single screen and I need to statically specify the background image. Using -r
causes a segfault.
OK please try newest release with -T parameter. Is this what you wanted? :)
Closing due to lack of feedback.
So my monitor setup looks like this:
xlunch
detects this as a 1920x(1920+1200) screen, which is fine, because I want to display xlunch on both monitors. The problem is, that there are two sections of this "screen" which are not visible (above and below monitor 1). Although I can place the prompt lower on the "screen" so it lands in monitor 1 with-t
, the icons remain in the invisible section above monitor 1.I propose two changes:
-T
)x
-offsets (e.g. in the format123x456
) to allow for more complex monitor setups which I also have not thought off