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Do you use Gnome or KDE Plasma?
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KDE has sane defaults when it comes to windows: it opens a window at cursor position and whether or not it's fullscreen or maximized depends on what it is when you last closed the window.
So for example, if the LibreOffice Calc is maximized when I last closed it, the next time I use it, it'd be maximized.
Window rules, however, can be as fairly simple or as complicated as you want it to be.
For example, this is my settings for discord:
I set it to open horizontally and vertically maximized, on any virtual desktop in the ‘Background’ activity (not really something most KDE Plasma users make use of, but I do).
Thanks for the info 👍