As I wrote in the report for Fedora, it seems xrandr fills empty gaps in screen when the displays are added, so (for example) if you want to add a 1680x1050 display to position 1280x0, it will move it to 0x0 as there is nothing there yet. When ran for second time, the script works because the display on 0x0 already exists and covers the whole area up to 1280x0.
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