After looking for solution for a week, I ask my question here hopping you can help me. I work on a python project, using tkinter on a raspberry pi 4. As the raspberry allows me to use two different monitor, i would like to be able to display one window per screen. My program is very basics. It created two differents windows (window = Tk() and root = tk.Toplevel(window)). I am trying to have window displays on screen 1 and root display on screen 2. Do you think it is possible with tkinter or an other python library ? thanks a lot for your kind help ---Edit---- The solution was found thanks to the comments given. I actually used tk.geomtry to solve it. For those who are interessted : window.geometry(f'{width}x{height}+0+0') #first window on the first screen root.geometry(f'{width}x{height}+1920+0') #second window, with +1920 on x to put it on the second screen. That works perfectly so thank you guys Continue reading...
