Since I got Ubuntu 22.04 a few months ago, I wanted to know about how to specifically place different terminal windows in specific places on my second screen... until, eventually, I found the --zoom and --geometry options that allowed to do exactly what I required, e.g. like this: gnome-terminal --zoom=1.2 --geometry=94x23+965+60.
So, I created a little script to run at startup and everything worked fine... until about 3 weeks ago when I suddenly turned on the laptop, and out of the four terminal windows that were perfectly positioned before, three of them were overlapping. It was here where after googling about it, I found out that in Wayland this was never supposed to work!... however for more than a month (almost 5 weeks) it worked! and it worked perfectly! I don't understand what could have happened, first for everything to work very well, and then for it to suddenly stop working.
Now, as several people on the web comment, it really seems that the last part of the --geometry option, the one that refers to the window position, +x+y, is not recognized and is overwritten with the default option found in the terminal preferences.
Please, if anyone knows of a way in which that option could work again (or explain what might have happened in order to, perhaps, reverse it) or some other way in which I can make 4 of my terminal windows to be in positions of my preference, I would be very grateful.
