I have 8 different workspaces defined in ~/.i3/config
:
set $workspace1_name 1:www
set $workspace2_name 2:programming
set $workspace3_name 3:communication
set $workspace4_name 4:files+dictionary
set $workspace5_name 5:documents
set $workspace6_name 6:graphics
set $workspace7_name 7:virtualization
set $workspace8_name 8:music
I also have 2 screens. When I start i3 on my Linux start-up, each screen shows a different workspace. The right screen is showing workspace 2:programming
, but the left screen shows empty workspace 1
(not 1:www
).
How can I configure i3 so that the left screen shows properly named workspace 1:www
instead of 1
?
According to the doc, the syntax is
where
output
is the name of the RandR output you attach your screen to.You can use one of the following RandR commands to get the
output
valueSo, as an example (for my current dual screen set-up) the configuration should look like this