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My daily-driver machine is my ThinkPad connected to a larger monitor.
Back in Boron and Tint2, any programs moved to a different monitor showed the panel icon on that monitor automatically.
Here on Carbon, with the xfce4-panel, any bar showing the open applications puts them all in that bar.
I can make another bar, but it's going to show all the same open applications, not just the ones on that screen.
(It also gets complicated when I unplug the secondary monitor to take the laptop on the go, I probably don't want multiple taskbars complicating things.)
But maybe there's a xfce4-panel hack or script that offers what I'm looking for, just not out of the box?
This isn't an enormous deal, just one of those little things I liked from Boron that I'm trying to replicate.
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^Having all the open app icons together, regardless of workspace, is one of the annoyances I found with the shift from tint2 to xfce4-panel.
I haven't yet found a work-around but would be happy to know of one...
I guess going back to tint2 is still an option for people who don't want/need any of the other features of xfce4-panel. It's still in the Debian repos, including Forky and Sid.
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https://forum.xfce.org/viewtopic.php?id=6211 ?
Right-click a panel>Panel Preferences>Items>Window Buttons>Click the hamburger menu at the bottom to open its preferences>Filtering>Uncheck 'Show windows from all monitors'
Why why why why?!!???
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https://forum.xfce.org/viewtopic.php?id=6211 ?
Right-click a panel>Panel Preferences>Items>Window Buttons>Click the hamburger menu at the bottom to open its preferences>Filtering>Uncheck 'Show windows from all monitors'
Well for pete's sake. That's what I get for not digging deeper in the options.
Thank you!
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