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[[File:auto-move.png|right|150px|link=Auto Move Windows|Image]] '''[[Auto Move Windows]]''' <small>''( | [[File:auto-move.png|right|150px|link=Auto Move Windows|Image]] '''[[Auto Move Windows]]''' <small>''(functions)''</small> allows you to set applications to load in pre-assigned pages (workspaces) rather in the currently active page. Inspired by Gnome extension "Auto Move Windows" by fmuellner. | ||
<pre> | <pre> | ||
## FILE 1 | ## FILE 1: autoMoveW.txt | ||
## Functions | ## Functions | ||
## APPS COMMAND DESK/PAGE LOCATION | ## APPS COMMAND DESK/PAGE LOCATION | ||
Latest revision as of 11:47, 12 July 2025
Auto Move Windows (functions) allows you to set applications to load in pre-assigned pages (workspaces) rather in the currently active page. Inspired by Gnome extension "Auto Move Windows" by fmuellner.
## FILE 1: autoMoveW.txt ## Functions ## APPS COMMAND DESK/PAGE LOCATION ## -------------------------------------------------------------------- Style Chromium StartsOnPage 0 0 0 # desk 0 page-left side Style *Firefox StartsOnPage 0 1 0 # desk 0 page-right side # Style Evolution StartsOnPage 1 0 0 # desk 1 page-left # Style "Mozilla Thunderbird" StartsOnPage 1 1 0 # desk 1 page-right # Style Gimp StartsOnPage 2 0 0 # desk 2 page-left # Style scribus StartsOnPage 2 1 0 # desk 2 page-right
HOW TO:
Copy the code and paste it into your config. Or create FILE 1 and run the below line:
Read $[HOME]/.fvwm/autoMoveW.txt