Yes we had this discussion already before: Saving the terminal position make
no sense because there are usually multiple terminal instances. In this case
new terminal would pop up at (felt) random positions. E.g. closing a
terminal on a different workspace at a strange position, let pass some time
so that you forget that you close that terminal, switch back to another
workspace and open a new one...
If saving terminal position makes no sense then why are we doing it?
It was requested in a ticket.
It is also useful for me to open multiple terminals and have them at
known positions. But it depends a lot on the way you use terminal.
On the other hand, a "strange" position is not worse than center of
screen.
Feel free to remove or improve it if you don't like it.
