Kind of. There is
Style * MinOverlapPlacement or Style * MinOverlapPercentPlacement
Either of these styles tells fvwm to place windows overlapping either the smallest total amount of other stuff or the smallest percent of other stuff. You can configure it in even more detail with
Style * MinOverlapPlacementPenalties normal ontop icon sticky below strut
where normal, ontop, icon, sticky, below and strut are all numbers indicating the priority of overlapping that particular thing. So setting strut to 75 will pretty much guarantee that your ewmhbasestruts are never overlapped. Also there is
Style * MinOverlapPercentPlacementPenalties cover_100 cover_95 cover_85 cover_75
Although I'm not 100% sure how those arguments work it is explained in the fvwm man page. Hope this is what you were looking for.
-Scott
Emilie Ann Phillips wrote:
Is there a placement style that avoids putting a new window on top of the currently focused window?
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