So it's a question of will Display Fusion evolve with how screen use is evolving? It's not just about 'Multiple Monitors Made Easy' anymore, but also 'Widescreen Monitors Made Easy' ( so i don't have to search for the switch monitor profile item all the time ) see ), or all screens per desktop, ie which one controls which one.Īnother feature would be a better structured less crowded rigfht click taskbar menu, or being able to reorder and change it's contents. DF could support both having a virtual desktop profile per monitor ( screen. I'm not sure how windows 10 handles the relation of virtual desktops and multiple screens. So, virtual desktops should be able to work without having a taskbar on each screen area. The way is use DF is with monitor profiles that leave an area at the right undefined, then i size the taskbar to fill this undefined area. I don't use a 2nd screen anymore for the time being, but have a big ultrawide now. so then when moving a window, you move it to an area, instead of a 'monitor'. It would make more sense imho to split this up in monitor profiles (actual physical screens), and 'screen areas' or something like that. Same for scripted functions and triggers, with a full virtual desktop API and event system.Īctually, calling the main (for me ) DF feature 'monitor profiles' is kind of confusing.

The way i see it, is that you have a virtual desktop profiles section, that can load monitor profiles, and those then load windows positions, so those last two need to be aware of the desktop profile.

Please fully support this feature, it's the #1 missing thing for DF I want to start using Win 10 Virtual Desktops more too.

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