Gnome terminal moves after reboot



	This is an interesting problem that I have had for quite some
time.  I have no idea if this is an open problem (searching the bug
section didn't seem to pull anything, although I am sure someone else is
using different terminology/symptoms, etc.)
	I like to keep a number of gnome-terminals running in a particular
workspace/virtual desktop (I mean, this is fairly common, yes?).  Anyways,
upon rebooting the system, I find that my gnome-terminals are moving
ever-so-slightly to the right and down.  No other application seems to do
this (ie. xemacs, file-manager, etc.)  Is there anywhere where I can lock
the coordinates of the gnome-terminal down?  I thought that saving the
session would do this for me?  Alas the answer is no.

Any thoughts/ideas?

Thanks,


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