Terminator Shortcuts:
In this article, we are going to see the Terminator Keyboard Shortcuts. Let’s get into this article!!
Last updated on Aug 21, 2020.
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General Shortcuts:
| Shortcut | Function |
|---|---|
| CTRL+Shift+O | Used to split terminals horizontally |
| CTRL+Shift+E | It will split terminals vertically |
| CTRL+Shift+→ | This shortcut is used to move parent drag bar right |
| CTRL+Shift+← | Used to move parent drag bar left |
| CTRL+Shift+↑ | It will move parent drag bar up |
| CTRL+Shift+↓ | Used to move parent drag bar down |
| CTRL+Shift+S | It will hide or show scroll bar |
| CTRL+Shift+F | This shortcut is used to search within terminal scroll back |
| CTRL+Shift+N or CTRL+Tab | It will move to the next terminal within the same tab. If cycle_term_tab is false, the cycle within the same tab will be disabled. |
| CTRL+Page Down | Used to move to the next tab |
| CTRL+Shift+P or CTRL+Shift+Tab | This shortcut is used to move to the previous terminal within the same tab |
| CTRL+Page Down | Used to move to the previous tab |
| Alt+↑ | It will move to the terminal above the current one |
| Alt+↓ | Move to the terminal below the current one |
| Alt+← | Used to move to the terminal left of the current one |
| Alt+→ | This shortcut is used to move to the terminal right of the current one |
| CTRL+Shift+C | Used to copy the selected text to clipboard |
| CTRL+Shift+V | It helps to paste clipboard text |
| CTRL+Shift+W | It will close the current terminal |
| CTRL+Shift+Q | Used to quit terminator |
| CTRL+Shift+X | It will toggle between showing all terminals and only showing the current one |
| CTRL+Shift+Z | Used to toggle between showing all terminals and only showing a scales version of the current one |
| CTRL+Shift+T | Open a new tab |
| CTRL+Page Down | Used to move to the next tab |
| CTRL+Page Up | It will move to the previous tab |
| CTRL+Shift+Page Down | Helps to swap tab position with next tab |
| CTRL+Shift+Page Up | Used to swap tab position with the previous tab |
| CTRL++ | This shortcut is used to increase font size |
| CTRL+– | Used to decrease the font size |
| CTRL+0 | It will restore font size to the original setting |
| F11 | Helps to toggle full screen |
| CTRL+Shift+R | Used to reset terminal state |
| CTRL+Shift+G | It will reset terminal state and clear window |
| Super+T | Used to group all terminals in the current tab so input sent to one of them and goes to all terminals in the current tab |
| Super+Shift+T | it will remove grouping from all terminals in the current tab |
| CTRL+Shift+I | This shortcut is used to open a new window |
| Super+I | Used to Spawn a new Terminator process |
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