Closed ashfaqfarooqui closed 4 years ago
Sorry for late reply,maple-minibuffer
would be created as child frame of current frame, and cache it to speed up the display of minibuffer frame
, If you want to open another frame, you should disable maple-minibuffer:cache
by
(setq maple-minibuffer:cache nil)
Thanks! I did not know that!
It works perfectly now :)
I use a multi-monitor setup with i3 as my WM. I have Emacs run as a demon and I usually have several clients running.
When I open the mini-buffer it always opens with (usually, not always) the first emacs client that was spawned. And, it rarely respects the monitor on which it is called.
I'm not really sure what I can help you with here, logs? config? Do let me know if you need any more inputs from my end.