ubuntu14.04 Terminal sub-screen terminator installation and use and configuration

Ctrl+alt+t Open Terminal

Run command

sudo apt-get install Terminator

Install terminal program terminator, after installation, press Ctrl+alt+t to open the terminal as shown

This terminal program can be split screen, common operation shortcut keys are as follows:

ctrl+shift+O Split terminals horizontally. (Open new window) Ctrl+shift+E Split terminals vertically. (Open new window vertically) Ctrl+shift+right Move the parent dragbar. (Zoom in to the current window to the left) Ctrl+shift+Left Move parent Dragbar Left.ctrl+shift+Up Move parent Dragbar Up.ctrl+shift+Down Move parent Dragbar Down.ctrl+shift+W Close the current terminal. Alt+Up Move to the terminal above the present one. (Toggle current window) Alt+Down Move to the terminal below the current one . Alt+Left Move to the terminal left of the current one . Alt+Right Move to the terminal right of the current one . Ctrl+shift+S Hide/Show Scrollbar. (Hide scroll bar) Ctrl+shift+F Search within terminal Scrollbackctrl+shift+n or CTRL +tab Move to next terminal within the same Tab, use Ctrl+pagedown to move to the next tab. If Cycle_term_tab isFalse, cycle within the same tab would be Disabledctrl+shift+p or ctrl+shift+tab Move to previous terminal within the same Tab, use Ctrl+pageup to move to the previous tab. If Cycle_term_tab isFalse, cycle within the same tab would be Disabledctrl+shift+C Copy selected text to Clipboardctrl+shift+V Paste Clipboard Textctrl+shift+Q quits Terminatorctrl+shift+X (Maximize current window) Toggle between showing all terminals and only showing the present one (maximise). Ctrl+shift+Z Toggle between showing all terminals and only showing a scaled version of the current one (zoom). Ctrl+shift+T OpenNewTabctrl+shift+alt+T OpenNewtab at root level,if usingExtreme_tabs. Ctrl+PageDown Move to next Tabctrl+PageUp Move to previous Tabctrl+shift+PageDown Swap tab position with next Tabctrl+shift+PageUp Swap tab position with previous Tabctrl+shift+F Open Buffer Search bar to find substringsinchThe scrollback buffer. Hit Escape to cancel. Ctrl+plus (+) Increase font size. Note: ThisMay require the press SHIFT, depending on your Keyboardctrl+minus (-) Decrease font size. Note: ThisMay require the press SHIFT, depending on your Keyboardctrl+zero (0) Restore font size to original setting. F11 Toggle fullscreen (enlarge current window) Ctrl+shift+R Reset Terminal Statectrl+shift+G Reset Terminal State and Clear window

Because the initialization interface is not very beautiful, you can set the configuration file as follows:

CD ~/.config/terminator/ sudo vim config

If error, unable to open ~/.config/terminator/config, workaround:
Open the Terminator terminal, then right-click on the black background of the terminal, select Preference->layouts->add, close the window to find the config file.

To modify the configuration file, my configuration file is as follows:

[ global_config][keybindings][profiles] [[default]] Use_system_font=False # Whether to enable system font Login_shell=True background_darkness=0.92# background Color Background_type=Transparent Background_image=None Cursor_color="#3036ec"# cursor Color Foreground_color="#00ff00"Show_titlebar=False # does not display the title bar, which is the default red title bar in Terminator Custom_command=Tmux Font= Ubuntu Mono the# font setting, followed by a number indicating the font size [layouts] [[default] [[[ [Child1]] type=Terminal Parent=window0 [[[[Window0]] type=Window Parent=""[Plugins]

The final effect is as follows:

ubuntu14.04 Terminal sub-screen terminator installation and use and configuration