after start, window is centered into middle of all virtual monitrs, even to not-existing areas

[judovana]

Hello, I have monitors in setup as following:

Unluckily uncolored centres to middle of all screens(see the black box on image above), and so, into area where even mouse can not reach...

A bit better habit is to centre to middle of "current" monitor. Where current is the one with mouse, or simply the default one. Only last fall back should be centre of all.

[n457]

Hello @judovana,

It seems like it's a pretty common issue with Linux distributions. And more generally, it's the OS who decides, by default, the position of an application window at start.

I've done some research :
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12477435/window-appears-off-screen-on-ubuntu
http://blog.vogella.com/2013/06/02/ubuntu-how-to-move-an-application-which-is-displayed-offscreen/

Can you do some research as well to confirm or refute that please ?

Thanks for your feedback ;)

[judovana]

I can not agree that is common issue.  This is only app in last 6 years
which have this behaviour. I guess it is  common problem of certain
framework(s) and/or certain approaches. I was not digging into your code,
but usually  you can control position of newly created window in all
frameworks I had ever encountered.

Just dont close not-a-bug:)

Thanx anyway!
 Best regards from CZ
    J.

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Hello @judovana(https://github.com/judovana),

It seems like it's a pretty common issue with Linux distributions. And more
generally, it's the OS who decides, by default, the position of an
application window at start.

I've done some research :
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12477435/window-appears-off-screen-on-
ubuntu
(http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12477435/window-appears-off-screen-on-ubuntu)
http://blog.vogella.com/2013/06/02/ubuntu-how-to-move-an-application-which-
is-displayed-offscreen/
(http://blog.vogella.com/2013/06/02/ubuntu-how-to-move-an-application-which-is-displayed-offscreen/)

Can you do some research as well to confirm or refute that please ?

Thanks for your feedback ;)

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[n457]

Of course there's a way to position the window with code :) , but in (Un)colored code, I just open a window, there's nothing specific about screens or position.

Moreover, it would be "dangerous" to force the window position at startup. Imagine that the user has a specific external application or setting to handle that ? I don't want to risk a conflict with that.

It may be a bug with the OS or the Electron framework, but it's not a bug with the code I wrote, and I don't want to force the window position for the reasons above ¯_(ツ)_/¯

[judovana]

Yup. I was expecting excuse of "bug in framework, but it's not a bug with
the code I wrote, an" it is just expectable. And thats why I wrote "please
dont close not-a-bug" (or wont-fix ;) )
The reason you specified is hoewer justified.
What about compromise? You can add command line switch, which will center to
current (where mouse is[not exactly comfortable]) or default (not exactly
portable)
It will make you  safe from user's settings, and will make users happy.

Mgr. Jiri Vanek
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Of course there's a way to position the window with code :) , but in (Un)
colored code, I just open a window, there's nothing specific about screens
or position.

Moreover, it would be "dangerous" to force the window position at startup.
Imagine that the user has a specific external application or setting to
handle that ? I don't want to risk a conflict with that.

It may be a bug with the OS or the Electron framework, but it's not a bug
with the code I wrote, and I don't want to force the window position for the
reasons above ¯_(ツ)_/¯

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[n457]

Decision after more tests & researches