How do I change the default gnome-terminal location on screen. I checked out the preferences but they only have option to change default size. I also checked out .gconf/apps/gnome-terminal/ but didnt find any thing out.All in all my gnome-terminal should normally be gnome-terminal --geometry=80x24+200+200I dont want to do it through launcher because I will always have to start the terminal from launcher to get that location.
change terminal window default location
terminal;x11;gnome terminal;window management
If it's only the sublime plugin that's bothering you, you just have to edit the plugin preferences and add the geometry parameters:Preferences > Package settings > Terminal > Settings - Default{   terminal: ,    parameters: [--geometry, 80x24+200+200]   }Another way, if you also want Alt-F2 to open a terminal at that location:gnome-shell Alt+F2 runs commands in your $PATH so you could create a new executable (e.g.gterm) somewhere in your $PATH (e.g. /usr/local/bin).Edit /usr/local/bin/gterm like this:#!/bin/shexec gnome-terminal --geometry 80x24+200+200make it executable:chmod +x /usr/local/bin/gtermNow you can run gterm via Alt+F2, it will open a terminal @80x24+200+200. You can also point sublime to gterm (note there's no need for parameters anymore since gterm is already a custom size/position terminal):Preferences > Package settings > Terminal > Settings - Default{   terminal: gterm,    parameters: []    }