3 грудня 2019, 12:54:09, від "Seb" <s...@h-k.fr>: > > Hi Yuri, > > > >> There is one simple thing that I couldn't find in the docs: is it > >> possible to tell Okular to open with a certain geometry (width, height, > >> x- and y-placement)? Usually this is set via a --geometry option, but > >> Okular does not recognize it. Perhaps there is another way? > > > > This does not work because Okular restores the last window size. You can > > just change its settings through ~/.config/okularrc ([MainWindow] > > section) before the start. > > Thanks! > > It solves the dimensions question. > > The more important one for me is placement (specifically, start at +0+0). > This information does not appear in ~/.config/okularrc alas. > > > There is the Window Rules module for Plasma to override these settings > > https://docs.kde.org/trunk5/en/kde-workspace/kcontrol/windowspecific/ > > index.html > > I do not use the KDE desktop. > But following this idea I made fvwm open Okular at +0+0.
There are other tools to change window geometry for this environment. You can try xdotool with windowmove option or wmctrl. Some hints: https://hackaday.com/2017/09/21/linux-fu-x-command/ > Perhaps it would be worthwhile to add a --geometry option some day? I'm not so sure. The window placement is the window manager task after all. It would be unfair from a separate application to interfere. But patches are welcome as always. ;) Best regards, Yuri > > It is also possible to change the window geometry through D-Bus > > (qdbusviewer) in the runtime. > > That's a bit too far for me :-) > > > Kind regards, > Sébastien. > >
