User Commands                                       TERMINATOR(1)



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 that allows users to set up flexible
     arrangements  of  GNOME  terminals. It is aimed at those who
     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 two dashes (`-').  A summary of
     options is included below.

     -h, --help
          Show summary of options

     -d, --debug
          Enable debugging output (please use this when reporting
          bugs)

     -m, --maximise
          Maximise the Terminator window when it starts

     -f, --fullscreen
          Place the Terminator window  in  its  fullscreen  state
          when it starts

     -b, --borderless
          Instruct   the   window   manager   not    to    render
          borders/decoration  on the Terminator window (good with
          -m)

     -p, --profile=PROFILE
          Loads the GNOME Terminal profile named PROFILE

     -e, --command=COMAND
          Runs the specified  command  instead  of  your  default
          shell or profile specified command

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

KEYBINDINGS
     The following keybindings can be used to control Terminator:



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     Ctrl]Shift]O
          Split terminals Horizontally.

     Ctrl]Shift]E
          Split terminals Vertically.

     Ctrl]Shift]Right
          Move parent handle Right.

     Ctrl]Shift]Left
          Move parent handle Left.

     Ctrl]Shift]Up
          Move parent handle Up.

     Ctrl]Shift]Down
          Move parent handle Down.

     Ctrl]Shift]S
          Hide/Show Scrollbar.

     Ctrl]Shift]N
          Move  to  next  terminal  within  the  same  tab,   use
          Ctrl]PageDown   to   move   to   the   next   tab.   If
          cycletermtab is False, cycle within the same tab will
          be disabled

     Ctrl]Shift]P
          Move to previous terminal  within  the  same  tab,  use
          Ctrl]PageUp   to   move   to   the  previous  tab.   If
          cycletermtab is False, cycle within the same tab will
          be disabled

     Ctrl]Shift]W
          Close the current terminal.

     Ctrl]Shift]Q
          Quits Terminator

     Ctrl]Shift]X
          Toggle between showing all terminals and  only  showing
          the current one.

     Ctrl]Shift]Z
          Toggle between showing all terminals and only showing a
          scaled version of the current one.

     Ctrl]Shift]T
          Open new tab

     Ctrl]PageDown
          Move to next Tab



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     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]Equals (=)
          Restore font size to original setting. Note:  this  may
          require you to press shift, depending on your keyboard

     F11  Toggle fullscreen

Drag and Drop
     The layout can be modified by moving terminals with Drag and
     Drop.   To  start dragging a terminal, hold down Ctrl, click
     and hold the right mouse button. You can now drag the termi-
     nal do the point in the layout you would like it to be.  The
     zone  where  the  terminal  would  be   inserted   will   be
     highlighted.

SEE ALSO
     gnome-terminal(1),terminatorconfig(5)

AUTHOR
     Terminator was written by Chris Jones   and
     others.

     This   manual   page   was   written    by    Chris    Jones
      and others.















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