try moving the move_onscreen with the rude into the place routine so it only gets called if a window doesn't specify a position
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@ -344,16 +344,6 @@ void client_manage(Window window)
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place_client(self, &x, &y);
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/* make sure the window is visible. */
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client_find_onscreen(self, &x, &y,
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self->frame->area.width,
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self->frame->area.height,
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/* non-normal clients has less rules, and
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windows that are being restored from a session
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do also. we can assume you want it back where
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you saved it */
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client_normal(self) && !self->session);
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if (x != ox || y != oy)
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client_move(self, x, y);
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}
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@ -628,7 +618,7 @@ gboolean client_find_onscreen(ObClient *self, gint *x, gint *y, gint w, gint h,
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/* This here doesn't let windows even a pixel outside the screen,
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* not applied to all windows. Not sure if it's going to stay at all.
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* I wonder if disabling this will break struts somehow? Let's find out. */
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if (0 && rude) {
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if (rude) {
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/* avoid the xinerama monitor divide while we're at it,
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* remember to fix the placement stuff to avoid it also and
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* then remove this XXX */
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@ -385,6 +385,15 @@ void place_client(ObClient *client, gint *x, gint *y)
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place_smart(client, x, y, SMART_FOCUSED) ||
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place_random(client, x, y)))
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{
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/* make sure the window is visible. */
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client_find_onscreen(client, x, y,
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client->frame->area.width,
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client->frame->area.height,
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/* non-normal clients has less rules, and
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windows that are being restored from a session
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do also. we can assume you want it back where
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you saved it */
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client_normal(client) && !client->session);
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/* get where the client should be */
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frame_frame_gravity(client->frame, x, y);
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} else
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