The positioning keywords available are Above, Below, RightOf, and
LeftOf; the keyword is followed by the quoted name of one of the other screens.
(There are also other ways of positioning screens; see Section 4.4.)
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When you start the X server, you will be able to move the mouse pointer between
screens according to the layout given. In this example, the mouse pointer will start in
the middle of screen 0. Moving it to the right will cause it to appear on screen 2;
moving it back to the left will return it to screen 0, and moving it further to the left
will make it appear on screen 1.
In this type of multi-screen configuration, a window can appear only on one screen
and cannot be moved from screen to screen. These limitations can be overcome
using a Xinerama configuration (Section 4.2) instead of a multi-screen configuration.
One advantage of multi-screen mode is that, since the screen number can be specified
in a displayspec, you can easily cause new clients to appear on a particular
screen. If the screen number is not specified for a new window, it will appear on
screen 0.
If the preceding configuration was used on the host blue.
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