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gnome-terminal default zoom level

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I've just updated to Ubuntu 20.04, and I can't setup my terminal font to my desired size without anti-aliasing, at normal zoom level. I dislike the fuzziness.

This is with font Terminus at 10 (it's actually crisp, imgur seems to make it fuzzy). Too large:Terminus 10, zoom 1

If I choose Terminus at 8, the font gets fuzzy:Terminus 8, zoom 1

If I go back to Terminus 10, but zoom out with Ctrl+-, it looks like I want (and as it used to in 18.04) (it is actually crisp):enter image description here

Starting gnome-terminal with --zoom=0.85 yields the result I want.

How do I include the zoom level to the profile in use, or at least to the default value when starting a new terminal?

(any other solution for the actual problem I'm trying to solve is also welcome).

EDIT: I have gconf-editor from way back, but it seems obsolete. Not all gnome-terminal profiles show up in /apps/gnome-terminal/profiles.


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