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Launcher should appear on active monitor #16
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Yeah, I haven't tested on multiple monitors, so it might not work right. I'm in the process of porting to GTK 4 and GDK 4 (#15) and it seems the whole concept of a primary monitor is gone from GDK. I can't really find good documentation on this, so it's hard to figure out. |
Also, this might be one of those things are simply not doable anymore as GTK/GDK has dropped support for pretty much everything that's not possible on Wayland. It might be fixable in the current GTK 3 code, but I'm not going to work on that anymore. Some of the toolkit changes seem unfortunate to me, but no point trying to fight it. |
I'm not familiar with GTK/GDK API, but I'm using pop os 22.04 and its launcher is able to show on the correct display. I have no idea how they did it, whether at OS level or userland but it does work. |
Based on a quick reading, the whole Pop OS shell is a GNOME shell extension and the launcher part of that, so it's a whole different thing. |
When I press ctrl+space, the launcher always appears on a secondary monitor which is my laptop's built-in display, but I have an external monitor set as primary display. Before clicking the shortcut I was using an application on the primary display.
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