I must respectfully disagree that this is an OSX issue. I filed my own bug report at commented on Jul 17, 2014
#Xquartz 2.7.5 windows
proper multiple-monitor support) rather than not be able to use my X11 windows at all.
Thank you for the workaround - it is better to be able to juggle some functionality (ie. Might be a good workaround till Apple fixes the bug. It's just one additional move beyond the way it worked in Mountain Lion, where you could just drag between windows. Another workaround I just discovered is that you can leave "Displays have separate spaces" turned ON and, when you want to drag an X11 window to a 2nd display, just zoom out on Mission Control to show all the separate Spaces and THEN grab the desired X11 window and drag it into the Space reserved for the 2nd display. I just submitted a bug report on this today myself. It requires changes to OS frameworks that libXplugin commented on Oct 28, 2013 but as I indicated, it is not an issue that can be fixed with X11 alone. Yes, that is exactly what I said in the post to the mailing list.
#Xquartz 2.7.5 full
full screen app doesn't block the second screenĪlso xquartz windows doesn't attend the second menu bar so the window title is hidden behind the second menu bar and make it impossible to move commented on Oct 24, 2013.an additional menu bar on the second screen.This isn't an option! If you change to turning off "Displays have different spaces" you will lost the new functionality in mavericks Replying to can work around this by turning off "Displays have different spaces" in Mission Control preferences, but the fix will require a change in OS X. On occasion I've ended up in situations with X11-windows off screen, even before commented on Oct 24, 2013 That feature could be used as a last resort for all kinds of multi-display mishaps. One possible feature you could consider adding would be a "Gather Windows" action in the Window menu that would bring all windows into the visible screen space. You can work around this by turning off "Displays have different spaces" in Mission Control preferences, but the fix will require a change in OS commented on Oct 24, 2013 This bug is really annoying so I wonder if you would consider putting in some workaround to make it work like other applications or if you could describe a bit more in detail what Apple did wrong so that I can be more precise in a bug report to them. The root cause may be something that Apple did wrong, but apparently other (Apple and non-Apple) applications do just fine with multiple displays and Mavericks. I can only see them when using Misson Control, but I cannot move them to the visible part of the screen. I regularly switch between single and dual display setups and as it is now, the X11-windows that I see on my laptop display will move to the external display when I plug it in, only that they are positioned off screen. Also, newly opened windows do not feel inactive top bar and can go under it so the window title bar becomes commented on Oct 22, 2013įile a bug report at commented on Oct 24, 2013 It still exists in F3 but cannot be dragged back to any of the displays.
Xterm window disappears when dragged between two displays, and if spaces is in "displays have separate spaces" mode. You may need to specify the http proxy.Spaces + XQuartz windows disappearing between monitors Include PATH=/usr/local/share/python:$PATHĬheck the right python is being used: which python # /usr/local/bin/python
You want the new homebrew-installed python to be called first. Mountain Lion will still use the system-installed python, in /usr/bin.
#Xquartz 2.7.5 install
6) Install python brew install python -framework -universal You may have to use sudo for this command. You will need to fix the symlink it makes: ln -s /opt/X11 /usr/X11ĥ) Install homebrew ruby -e "$(curl -fsSkL /mxcl/homebrew/go)" 3) Let Everyone Know Where XCode Is sudo xcode-select -switch /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer In XCode's Preferences > Downloads you can install command line tools.
#Xquartz 2.7.5 for mac
Installing Python 2.7 with Homebrew For Mac 10.8.x 1) Install XCode 4.4
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