Closed satya164 closed 10 years ago
Lol. Have you tried executing "r"?
@me4oslav Yes. Several times.
Very weird, what gnome version are you running?
yes, we haven't tested dual screen yet, what is your dual screen setup? it it sideways or up-bottom?
@satya164 could you please test the current code? I have included a fix, but I don't have multi monitor to test it :+1:
@kyuucr Pulled the latest code and did a make install
. Same problem (only happens when I connect the external monitor).
I'm using Gnome 3.12 and my dual screen setup is as follows,
Any progress?
@satya164 I have created pull request #17 with some fix. Again, maybe it's not correct, because I currently doesn't have the environment to test, I'm just guessing where it goes wrong :(
@satya164 Can you pull the latest dock mater and test with it?
Seems to be working now. I'll reopren if i find issues.
This is probably related.
When i connect a second monitor and have the second display living under the primary display the dock will move back and forth between the two desktops.
How do we want this to behave anyways? I thought it would be cool if the Dock followed my Mouse to the Display.
Since none of GNOME Shell's elements move between 2 monitors like this, it would be weird to have this behavior. So, I think it'll be better to restrict the dock to one monitor only.
But there is an extension that makes it appear on every monitor. Maybe it's worth considering it to be an option?
I don't know, we dont have much use cases for dual setup but for me it would make sense to have the Dock appear on active Desktop since i use my Displays Side by Side.
@cldx Yeah, I won't mind that. But I am fine the way it is. If the behavior is consistent I won't complain.
I think it should appear at bottom. I've a dual monitor setup if that makes a difference.