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What is the shortcut to move between two Terminator tabs?

Writer Andrew Mclaughlin

Terminator tabs

When I open Terminator, I can move two Terminator in same tab using Ctrl + Tab.

How to move between two Terminator tabs?

5 Answers

  • go to next tab: ctrl+pgdown
  • go to previous tab: ctrl+pgup

Key commands in Terminator

  • Toggle fullscreen: F11
  • Split terminals horizontally: Ctrl + Shift + O
  • Split terminals vertically: Ctrl + Shift + E
  • Close current Panel: Ctrl + Shift + W
  • Open new tab: Ctrl + Shift + T
  • Move to the terminal above the current one: Alt +
  • Move to the terminal below the current one: Alt +
  • Move to the terminal left of the current one: Alt +
  • Move to the terminal right of the current one: Alt +

This maybe useful.

3

Here are some useful commands form ArchWiki for the Terminator:

F11 Toggle fullscreen
Ctrl + Shift + O Split terminals horizontally
Ctrl + Shift + E Split terminals vertically
Ctrl + Shift + W Close current Panel
Ctrl + Shift + T Open new tab
Alt + Move to the terminal above the current one
Alt + Move to the terminal below the current one
Alt + Move to the terminal left of the current one
Alt + Move to the terminal right of the current one

You cal also check out the settings to see all Keyboard shortcuts or to set your own shortcuts.

1

Although I like @incBrain response because he provides several shortcuts, in order to move between terminal tabs, these two work for me:

Ctrl + tab Next terminal in the current tab

Ctrl + Shift + tab Previous in the current tab

Ctrl + Page Up Next tab

Ctrl + Page Down Previous tab

  1. vi ~/.config/terminator/config
  2. set up
------------ before ------------
[keybindings] switch_to_tab_1 = switch_to_tab_10 = switch_to_tab_2 = switch_to_tab_3 = switch_to_tab_4 = switch_to_tab_5 = switch_to_tab_6 = switch_to_tab_7 = switch_to_tab_8 = switch_to_tab_9 =
------------ after ------------
[keybindings] switch_to_tab_1 = <Alt>1 switch_to_tab_10 = switch_to_tab_2 = <Alt>2 switch_to_tab_3 = <Alt>3 switch_to_tab_4 = <Alt>4 switch_to_tab_5 = <Alt>5 switch_to_tab_6 = <Alt>6 switch_to_tab_7 = <Alt>7 switch_to_tab_8 = <Alt>8 switch_to_tab_9 = <Alt>9

In the Terminal window, right click on mouse, select Preferences > Key settings > switch_to_tab_1~10 keybinding > Enter shortcut to use

0

Use the shortcut Ctrl+Alt+PgDown or PgUp.

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