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Nice idea. I'll put it on my list of TODOs. Thanks

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@wavexx You can try '(right bottom) or any other 2 element list for locations on the develop branch.

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I merged it to master yesterday. It's described in the readme.

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On 22/07/15 13:28, Justin Burkett wrote:

I merged it to master yesterday. It's described in the readme.

Works very well, I can say by trying randomly it's much more effective
than a fixed position.

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Great. Only downside is you're not sure where it's going to come from :-).
Thanks for the idea
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On 22/07/15 13:28, Justin Burkett wrote:

I merged it to master yesterday. It's described in the readme.

Works very well, I can say by trying randomly it's much more effective
than a fixed position.

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On 23/07/15 14:09, Justin Burkett wrote:

Great. Only downside is you're not sure where it's going to come from :-).

If you're using a dynamic/tiling window manager, which resizes the frame
very often, this is "acceptable".

I either work with one frame maximized or a frame and another window of
some kind (usually documentation) side-by-side.

This behavior feels totally logical (ie: it appears where I would like
it to be).

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Sounds good. I'll add that point to readme

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