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>`_NET_WM_USER_TIME` i believe that sdl will update that property on button and key events (should be unset until the first event), so maybe that is a red herring - you...

>Usually, when I open something in the terminal, say with mpv or zathura, the focus does not automatically switch to those windows bspwm should be focusing new (local) windows by...

Cool. It may be worth mentioning that the `follow/focus`ing part of this is not inconsistent with other windows. All local windows are focused when created, and non-local windows aren't followed....

does changing the second active conditional in query.c:node_matches() to if (sel->active != OPTION_NONE && loc->desktop == mon->desk) { return false; } give you expected output? removing that second conditional entirely...

@tom8347 in bspwm's source: https://github.com/baskerville/bspwm/blob/af3bd8b4351f4478fe0fe3cfd6c09e44cb108b4b/src/query.c#L1104-L1109

since you are using `bspc wm -O` to arrange the monitors: my guess it that that reorder_monitors() is run from update_root() and resets this order back to xrandr's default geometry...

first, i would just confirm that is the problem you are having. the way i would deal with it personally - set the desired order in xorg instead of bspwm....

you can still get the desired behavior with sxhkd - can't say anything about polybar though. my setup is a little simpler in that i only use one desktop per...

just a note: >Thanks, currently I use sxhkd workaround https://github.com/dongdongbh/dotfiles/blob/master/sxhkd/.config/sxhkd/bspwm.sxhkdrc#L86-L92 the example i gave above is using primary (and primary#next) monitor as the reference - so, the desktop index is...

ensure that you have set a primary monitor in X - even if you have only a single monitor connected.