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Ubuntu 18.04.2 x86_64

I have a dual monitor setup. The behaviour for opening a new window is very inconsistent among applications and it's annoying:

• Pressing Ctrl+N in Firefox seems to open a new window, maximized, in the monitor where my mouse cursor is.


• Likewise, pressing Ctrl+Shift+N in Terminal app open a new, non-maximized window in the same display as my mouse cursor.


• Starting gvim from zsh in tmux in the Terminal app:
  
  
  • The new window sometimes opens on my primary display, sometimes on my secondary display;
  
  
  • The new window is sometimes maximized, sometimes not.
  
  

The inconsistency and unpredictability is very annoying. Is there a way to fix that? I basically want all new windows to open on my secondary display by default, regardless of the position of my mouse cursor or of my currently focused window. I'm undecided whether I want the new windows need to always open maximized. Having them consistently default to my secondary display would already be a huge improvement.

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Ubuntu 18.04.2 x86_64

I have a dual monitor setup. The behaviour for opening a new window is very inconsistent among applications and it's annoying:

• Pressing Ctrl+N in Firefox seems to open a new window, maximized, in the monitor where my mouse cursor is.


• Likewise, pressing Ctrl+Shift+N in Terminal app open a new, non-maximized window in the same display as my mouse cursor.


• Starting gvim from zsh in tmux in the Terminal app:
  
  
  • The new window sometimes opens on my primary display, sometimes on my secondary display;
  
  
  • The new window is sometimes maximized, sometimes not.
  
  

The inconsistency and unpredictability is very annoying. Is there a way to fix that? I basically want all new windows to open on my secondary display by default, regardless of the position of my mouse cursor or of my currently focused window. I'm undecided whether I want the new windows need to always open maximized. Having them consistently default to my secondary display would already be a huge improvement.

multiple-monitors

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asked 17 mins ago

KalKal

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add a comment | 

Ubuntu 18.04.2 x86_64

I have a dual monitor setup. The behaviour for opening a new window is very inconsistent among applications and it's annoying:

• Pressing Ctrl+N in Firefox seems to open a new window, maximized, in the monitor where my mouse cursor is.


• Likewise, pressing Ctrl+Shift+N in Terminal app open a new, non-maximized window in the same display as my mouse cursor.


• Starting gvim from zsh in tmux in the Terminal app:
  
  
  • The new window sometimes opens on my primary display, sometimes on my secondary display;
  
  
  • The new window is sometimes maximized, sometimes not.
  
  

The inconsistency and unpredictability is very annoying. Is there a way to fix that? I basically want all new windows to open on my secondary display by default, regardless of the position of my mouse cursor or of my currently focused window. I'm undecided whether I want the new windows need to always open maximized. Having them consistently default to my secondary display would already be a huge improvement.

multiple-monitors

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asked 17 mins ago

KalKal

13617

share|improve this question

asked 17 mins ago

KalKal

13617

share|improve this question

asked 17 mins ago

KalKal

13617

asked 17 mins ago

KalKal

13617

asked 17 mins ago

KalKal

13617