Installation and use of virtual terminal Terminator under Linux

Introduce the installation and use of Terminator virtual terminal

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Installation

Under Redhat6.8 to provide RPM packages, you can install them directly using Yum

#yum install-y Terminator

Use

1. Can be called at the command line

$terminator &

2. Can be called from the desktop menu

Applications--Accessories-Terminator

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Simple and easy to use method introduction:

1. Split screen

   1.1 Vertical Split

   Shortcut key Ctrl+shift+e
   

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   1.2

Horizontal separation

Shortcut key Ctrl+shift+o

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1.3 Combined use

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Note: The segmented object is the currently selected window.

1.4 Multi-Tab use

If a window is limited in size (even if maximized), too many split screens are not manageable. Then you can use the TAB function, create multiple tabs, and then split the screen, if you need to, you can do this

Shortcut key Ctrl+shift+t

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Toggle between 2.1 windows

Shortcut keys

ALT + arrow key

2.2 Tab Switch between tabs

Shortcut keys

Ctrl+pagedown
Move to the next tab

Ctrl+pageup
Move to the previous tab

3. Enter

3.1 Single Window input

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This means that your input works on all windows of the same tab, see upper left corner Tab0

Shortcut key Super+t (Super is the menu key)

Release Super+shift+t

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3.3 All tab input for all Windows

The input in either window acts on all windows, see upper left corner all

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3.4 Zoom in/Restore window

Window segmentation too much, the occupied space is smaller, not enough to display or input inconvenience, you can zoom in/restore a window

ctrl+shift+x Magnification/Restore window

F11 Full Screen display

4. Paste Copy

Ctrl+shift+c replication

Ctrl+shift+v paste

5. Close
Ctrl+shift+w close the currently selected window

CTRL+SHIFT+Q exit the entire program, that is, close all windows

The above is the usual operation. Of course all can go through the mouse to operate, if you like.

Ternimator can customize a lot of features, such as whether the window is transparent and so on.

right mouse button Click Terminator, in the preferences can be set

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This article describes the end.

For more information, see the Man manual shown below.

$man Ternimator

View Terminator User's Manual

NAME
Terminator-multiple GNOME terminals in one window

Synopsis
Terminator [Options]

DESCRIPTION
This manual page documents Terminator, a terminal emulator application.

Terminator is a program this allows users to set up flexible arrange-
ments of GNOME terminals. It is aimed at those normally arrange
Lots of terminals near each other, but don ' t want to use a frame based
Window manager.

OPTIONS
This program follow the usual GNU command line syntax, with long
Options starting with the dashes ('-'). A Summary of Options is
Included below.

-H,--help
Show Summary of options

-V,--version
Show the version of the Terminator installation

-M,--maximise
Start with a maximised window

-F,--fullscreen
Start with a fullscreen window

-B,--borderless
Instruct the window manager not to render borders/decoration on
The Terminator window (this works well with-m)

-H,--hidden
Hide the Terminator window by default. Its visibility can
Toggled with the Hide_window keyboard shortcut (ctrl-shift-alt-a
By default)

-T,--title
Force the Terminator window to use a specific name rather than
Updating it dynamically based on the wishes of the child shell.

--geometry=geometry
Specifies the preferred size and position of Terminator ' s win-
Dow See X (7).

-E,--command=command
Runs the specified command instead of your default shell or pro-
File specified command

-X,--execute COMMAND [ARGS]
Runs the rest of the command line instead of your default shell
or profile specified command.

--working-directory=dir
Set The terminal ' s working directory

-R,--role=role
Set a custom Wm_window_role property on the WINDOW

-L,--layout=layout
Start Terminator with a specific layout. The argument is
The name of a saved layout.

-D,--debug
Enable Debugging output (Reporting bugs).
This can is specified twice to enable a built-in Python debug-
Ging server.

--debug-classes=debug_classes
If This is specified as a comma separated list, debugging output
Would is printed from the specified classes.

--debug-methods=debug_methods
If This is specified as a comma separated list, debugging Outut
Would is printed from the specified functions. If this is
specified in addition to--debug-classes, only the intersection
Of the lists would be displayed


KeyBindings
The following keybindings can is used to control Terminator:

Ctrl+shift+o
Split terminals horizontally.

Ctrl+shift+e
Split terminals vertically.

Ctrl+shift+right
Move parent Dragbar right.

Ctrl+shift+left
Move parent Dragbar left.

Ctrl+shift+up
Move parent Dragbar up.

Ctrl+shift+down
Move parent Dragbar down.

Ctrl+shift+s
Hide/show Scrollbar.

Ctrl+shift+f
Search within terminal scrollback

Ctrl+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 is False, cycle within
The same tab would be disabled

Ctrl+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 is False, cycle
Within the same tab would be disabled

Alt+up Move to the terminal above the current one.

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+c
Copy selected text to clipboard

Ctrl+shift+v
Paste Clipboard text

Ctrl+shift+w
Close the current terminal.

Ctrl+shift+q
Quits Terminator

Ctrl+shift+x
Toggle between showing all terminals and only showing the cur-
Rent one (maximise).

Ctrl+shift+z
Toggle between showing all terminals and only showing a scaled
Version of the current one (zoom).

Ctrl+shift+t
Open new Tab

Ctrl+pagedown
Move to next Tab

Ctrl+pageup
Move to previous Tab

Ctrl+shift+pagedown
Swap tab position with next tab

Ctrl+shift+pageup
Swap tab position with previous tab

Ctrl+plus (+)
Increase font size. Note:this may require you to press SHIFT,
Depending on your keyboard

Ctrl+minus (-)
Decrease font size. Note:this may require you to press SHIFT,
Depending on your keyboard

Ctrl+zero (0)
Restore font size to original setting.

F11 Toggle fullscreen

Ctrl+shift+r
Reset Terminal State

Ctrl+shift+g
Reset terminal State and Clear window

Super+g
Group all terminals so this any input sent to one of them, goes
To all of them.

Super+shift+g
Remove grouping from the all terminals.

Super+t
Group all terminals in the current tab so input sent to one of
them, goes to all terminals in the current tab.

Super+shift+t
Remove grouping from all terminals on the current tab.

Ctrl+shift+i
Open a new window (Note:unlike in previous releases, this win-
Dow is part of the same Terminator process)

Super+i
Spawn a new Terminator process

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Installation and use of virtual terminal Terminator under Linux