I'd like to have all of my windows open in the center of my screen instead of the top left corner. Is this possible? If so, where do I configure this?
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I think you can edit the EDGE settings in GRID using the CompizConfig Setting Manager
(to install this run sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager in a terminal).
If you set the corner setting (i.e setting Upper Left Corner to Top Left Corner) then when you drag the windows to the corners, it will "SNAP"
You can use a Gnome Shell extension, such as Multi Monitors, to add the top bar on the second monitor.
If you're not familiar with installing Gnome Shell extensions, you may want to see this: How do I install and manage GNOME Shell extensions?
Best Answer
If you are using Gnome with Compiz, install CompizConfig Settings Manager.
Or install it via Terminal:
Then open it and go to Window Management > Place Windows, enable it, and in "Placement Mode" choose Centered.