I wanted this too. What I did as a temporary solution was to use DevilsPie (http://live.gnome.org/DevilsPie, "apt-get install devilspie") and stuck the following script in my ~/.devilspie:
; ~/.devilspie/gnome-do.ds
; Put the GnomeDO window on the second screen
(if (is (application_name) "Do") (begin (geometry "+1900")))
You'll have to tweak the geometry string a bit, depending on your resolution and monitor placement. Also, you could also experiment with changing viewport if the above does not work for you:
(if (is (application_name) "Do") (begin (set_viewport 2) (geometry "-800")))
Of course, this won't make it follow mouse, but it's good enough for me since now I'll get the popup right in front of me.
I wanted this too. What I did as a temporary solution was to use DevilsPie (http:// live.gnome. org/DevilsPie, "apt-get install devilspie") and stuck the following script in my ~/.devilspie: gnome-do. ds
; ~/.devilspie/
; Put the GnomeDO window on the second screen
(if (is (application_name) "Do") (begin (geometry "+1900")))
You'll have to tweak the geometry string a bit, depending on your resolution and monitor placement. Also, you could also experiment with changing viewport if the above does not work for you:
(if (is (application_name) "Do") (begin (set_viewport 2) (geometry "-800")))
Of course, this won't make it follow mouse, but it's good enough for me since now I'll get the popup right in front of me.