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Recent Fluxboxes have the cool remember feature. Essentially, open the program once, put it where you want it to open, and click the box in the up left of every window. Then select Remember -> Position. I'm not sure, but I think that there's a similar "keep on top option".
that is exactly what i mean. I want to do something like this: "xmms -geom 300x200" from the command line and have it open xmms 300 pixels from the left and 200 from the top.
There is a fluxbox command "MoveTo x y" where x and y are in pixels, but I'm not sure how you would implement that automatically. It operates on the currently focused window, so maybe you would write a wrapper script that would run that immediately after starting the program so that it will be focused.
In the fluxbox menu portion of your right click menu there's a Fluxbox Command entry that gives you something that looks like fbrun. I think there's a cli way, but I don't know it.
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