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Date: | Sat, 16 Mar 2013 15:20:02 +1100 |
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Hi again all,
This has started to bug me in a multi-monitor setup....
1) notification-daemon always seems to pop up the notifications on the
Top Right (This is good) of the screen that the mouse is currently on
(this is bad). Is there a way that I can tell notification-daemon to use
screen #x for all notifications instead of them changing based on where
the mouse is at the time?
I had a quick look in the schema for notification-daemon that is
presented via gconf-editor, but nothing stood out.
2) New windows seem to follow the mouse also. If I click the Thunderbird
icon for instance, then move my mouse to the left of the three screens,
the new thunderbird windows will appear on the left screen. If I leave
the mouse on the middle screen, it will appear there - same with the
right screen. Is there a way to disable this behaviour to either have
the windows appear where they were last, or the centre by default?
Sorry if these seem to be fairly newbie questions - my history with
linux has always been on the server / CLI end - this is the first time
I've really been using linux on the desktop...
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Steven Haigh
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