v1.12.0

[brunosouzareis]

On this current version, function to "switch to desktop X" (1 to 10) is not working anymore.

Confirmed that:

1. Mission control shortcuts are properly setup = ^+Desktop number as trigger (working when manually pressed).

[ruittenb]

Hello @brunosouzareis ,

I have tried out the settings that you mentioned.
I configured Mission Control to use Control + number keys (on top row):

I configured Spaceman to use Control + number keys on top row:

Now switching works perfectly, both when clicking the icon and when selecting from the menu:

Screen.Recording.2025-09-27.at.22.55.18.mov

Please could you make sure that:

• you correctly selected "top row" or "numpad"?
• the permissions are correctly assigned to Spaceman? The documentation (README) about assigning authorisation was recently revamped, please read https://github.com/ruittenb/Spaceman?tab=readme-ov-file#-switching-spaces
• please note that you may have to remove spaceman from the list first, and then add it again.

Should it still not work, could you provide me with more details?

[ruittenb]

@brunosouzareis Please let me know if this worked for you.

[brunosouzareis]

Hello @ruittenb . Thank you for the support.

I confirmed the step by step instructions you provided, but the problem is still not resolved.

Pictures tried exactly now:

Confirmed also that permissions are correctly assigned to Spaceman, so I removed the permissions and allowed it again.

No effect... It keeps changing to wrong display space number (ie, I click 6, it jumps to 3)....

But, when manually pression ^+Number on the top row on the keyboard = Changes to correct display space... (ie, I press ^6, it jumps to 6)....

[ruittenb]

Okay so when you said "is not working any more" you meant "does switch to a different space, just not the correct one"?
I was under the impression that it didn't switch at all.

[brunosouzareis]

Sorry! It is better explained as "does switch to a different space, just not the correct one" (move to space X intead of correct one clicked, Y).

[ruittenb]

• Could you send me a screenshot of the second page of settings?
• How many displays do you have connected?
• Does switching work correctly if you use the right-click menu instead of the menu bar icon?

[ruittenb]

@brunosouzareis I may have found a bug that causes the problem you describe but could you please provide the requested information anyway?

[brunosouzareis]

Hello @ruittenb .

Here they are:

• I have 2 displays connected to the computer (1 from the laptop and 1 external), but as I move between diferrent offices, I also have 1 setup with 3 monitors (1 laptop + 2 external)

• No... Right click on the menu has the same problem.

Is that enough?

[ruittenb]

Hello @brunosouzareis , I have good confidence that 1.12.2-alpha fixes your problem, could you please try it out?
https://github.com/ruittenb/Spaceman/releases/tag/v1.12.2-alpha

[ruittenb]

Hello @brunosouzareis , I would love to hear from you if version 1.12.2-alpha fixes your problem.

[ruittenb]

@brunosouzareis could you please test this version or any later version?

[ericvhileman]

I have the same issue as @brunosouzareis, tried the alpha version, and same problem persists. Two monitors. Clicking the icons switches the wrong display. Sometimes the right monitor but wrong space, other times the wrong monitor.

Mac shows laptop monitor is Desktop 1-5 and external is 6-12. But spaceman thinks laptop is 8-12 and external is 1-7.

When I switch spaces using the mac, spaceman display does update to show the move to new space correctly (relative to it's incorrect number labeling). For example if I move to laptop 5 spaceman shows external 12.

I think maybe spaceman has the displays switched.

I just realized that's what is happening. And I found the option Settings -> Displays -> Reverse display order and that fixed my issue.

[ruittenb]

In good confidence that the problem has been solved, and due to lack of feedback from the OP, this issue will be closed