Open multiple terminal windows at the same time in Ubuntu (figure)

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During Linux system management, we often need to input various operation commands in the terminal window. In a GNOME integrated desktop environment, GNOME terminal (gnome-terminal) is a commonly used terminal program. Every time you run this program, a separate terminal window is opened. When we perform command line operations, we sometimes need to open multiple terminal windows and want them to be tiled at the same time. What should we do? In fact, Terminator, a small and practical software, can easily implement this function.

Terminator can be used to display multiple GNOME terminal windows in one window, and the windows can be split as required by users. This article introduces Ubuntu desktop 8.04.1 Based on Linux.

Install the Terminator package

Terminator is not installed in Ubuntu by default. We can use the apt-get command to download and install it from the Ubuntu software source. In the GNOME integrated desktop environment, open a terminal window and enter the following command:

Sudo apt-get install Terminator

The current version of Terminator is 0.8.1-1.

Terminator usage tips

After the Terminator software is installed, we can find the Terminator item under the menu "application"> "attachment" on the Ubuntu system desktop, and click this item to run Terminator. In addition, you can directly enter the "terminator" command in the X-Window terminal Window to run it.

After Terminator is run, a terminal window is displayed on the current desktop. At first glance, the terminal window of GNOME is similar, but the title bar is displayed as "Terminator" and there is no menu bar, as shown in 1. Above the Terminator window is the standard GNOME terminal window.

 

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