Just copy the script content and run it without any modifications in the code. This script will set the SMPlayer window position to: -1, -1, 640, 480 (X, Y, Width, Height) Using this plugin will make your upgrade to Fedora 32 simple and easy. This method is the recommended and supported way to upgrade from Fedora 31 to Fedora 32. Use the next Powershell script - OR ANY OTHER METHOD THAT YOU KNOW - to set the SMPlayer window position to X/Y negative coordinate values: Using the command line If you’ve upgraded from past Fedora releases, you are likely familiar with the dnf upgrade plugin.Or drag and drop a video file to SMPlayer window. Double click on a video file to open it directly in the SMPlayer window.
Run SMplayer v21.8, v21.10 or v22.2, and in case of you have maximized the SMPlayer window, put it in normal mode.I suspect you must use Windows 10 to reproduce this problem, due the DWM frame effects / window transparent border size differences.So, this bug only seem to occur when SMPlayer window is closed having x,y negative coordinates. In strange circumstances and when the X/Y (Top/Left) coordinates of the SMPlayer window position are negative, and the SMPlayer window is closed, SMPlayer doesn't calculate correctly the last window position, so the SMPlayer window position slides to the right in the screen at every next program startup.
So I would like to add this factor that I discovered, and more detailed steps info to help the developer in order that he could reproduce the bug and finally try to fix it. So now I think it will be very clear for the dev to find and fix the bug. I discovered a very important factor that causes this bug. I'll open this discussion because the original thread was closed, and the bug is still present in all the later versions of SMPlayer.
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