Use the screen configuration utility to position the two monitors side by side
The two windows are creaated as Tk and Toplevel
tk_window0=Tk()
tk_window1=Toplevel()
Then use tk_window0/1.geometry() to position the two windows,
To Tkinter the two monitors look like one large desktop with the left monitor at 0,0 and the right monitor at monitor_x_resolution,0
This is done from line 325 onward, the code before that basically decodes the output of to xrandr command to get the monitor position and dimensions.
The two windows are creaated as Tk and Toplevel
tk_window0=Tk()
tk_window1=Toplevel()
Then use tk_window0/1.geometry() to position the two windows,
To Tkinter the two monitors look like one large desktop with the left monitor at 0,0 and the right monitor at monitor_x_resolution,0
This is done from line 325 onward, the code before that basically decodes the output of to xrandr command to get the monitor position and dimensions.
Statistics: Posted by KenT2 — Thu Dec 14, 2023 3:58 pm