X11's --geometry also supported positions like -300-200 to position a window 300 pixels to the left of the right screen edge and 200 pixels above of the bottom screen edge.
kdotool could also accept negative values for the windomove command likewise:
kdotool windowmove -300 -100
actually a new setwinidowgeometry command sharing the --geometry syntax would be very handy. Some examples:
500x300-100-100
+300-100
400x200
1024x768+50-100
To run the extra mile, some completely new aliases for the windowmove command would also be very handy:
center (center of the screen)
top (screen top, centered vertically)
bottom (screen bottom, centered vertically)
left (screen left, centered horizontally)
right (screen right, centered horizontally)
...as well as for the corners:
topleft
topright
bottomleft
bottomright
X11's
--geometryalso supported positions like -300-200 to position a window 300 pixels to the left of the right screen edge and 200 pixels above of the bottom screen edge.kdotool could also accept negative values for the
windomovecommand likewise:kdotool windowmove -300 -100actually a new
setwinidowgeometrycommand sharing the--geometrysyntax would be very handy. Some examples:500x300-100-100+300-100400x2001024x768+50-100To run the extra mile, some completely new aliases for the
windowmovecommand would also be very handy:center(center of the screen)top(screen top, centered vertically)bottom(screen bottom, centered vertically)left(screen left, centered horizontally)right(screen right, centered horizontally)...as well as for the corners:
toplefttoprightbottomleftbottomright