schuller says:
> A Java application is no different from any other application. If the
> application itself doesn't to a resize, then the window will be placed
> according to the window manager's window placement algorithm.
Take a look at MComponentPeer.pInitialize(). It sets the location of
the window (to 0,0 if no setLocation call has occurred). This is different
from "any other application." Many window managers will honor requests
by the application for explicit placement, overriding the default user-
interactive placement algorithm.
It looks like there's no way to avoid this when using the motif native
AWT layer, short of hacking the window manager to notice when
USPosition|PPosition is 0,0, and ignore it.
-- Pete
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