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#87 Minor dual-monitor issues

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nobody
2026-04-16
2026-04-15
mr peabody
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Hi - I noticed a couple of issues on a win10 pc with dual monitors that power on after a sleep:

  • the clock is moved from the secondary screen to the primary
  • and is under other windows instead of on top as configured, until interacted with

Discussion

  • Nick Korotysh

    Nick Korotysh - 2026-04-16

    Hi!
    first of all, if you are about DigitalClock4 - it is no longer maintained, there is DigitalClock5 as a replacement.

    • DigitalClock4 moves to the primary screen when the secondary is disconnected and this will not be changed as it is unsupported anymore. DigitalClock5 had some bugs in a few versions, and some issues / corner cases (as mentioned "after sleep") may still exist, will check.
    • not working "stay on top" in different cases is eternal problem since ~2015, this is not controllable by me and will not be fixed

    if the issue regarding multiple displays is in DigitalClock5, please consider reporting it to GitHub, this space is a historical place for DigitalClock4.

     
  • Nick Korotysh

    Nick Korotysh - 2026-04-16
    • labels: --> multimonitor, stay on top, sleep
     

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