You see, I don't need to be able to position them the way I want. I have a python script that does it for me. It recognizes apps that I have open and I wrote a

You see, I don't need to be able to position them the way I want. I have a python script that does it for me. It recognizes apps that I have open and I wrote an algorithm to place them on the screen the way I want. It also creates what I call scenes, which allows me to select from couple different dynamic arrangements of windows depending on what I work on. I can also able to instantly decide what windows are on both monitors by having a simple script when I select a desktop and it is being brought to primary monitor and contents of primary monitor is pushed to secondary monitor. By pressing two key shortcuts in short succession I can almost instantly set any arbitrary windows on both monitors without moving my mouse. Now, this would be difficult to organize on another WM, but is a breeze on i3.