How to use terminator linux app13.04.22

) Split terminal Horizontally and Vertically

To do this, you can press Ctrl + Shift + O. Terminator will split the current terminal horizontally. To do vertically, use Ctrl + Shift + E
2) Switching between terminals

If you have multiple terminals, you don't need a mouse or touchpad to move between terminals. For example, press Alt + Left arrow to move to the left terminal from the current terminal and press Alt + Right arrow to move to the right terminal from the current terminal. Use the same trick to move Up and Down.
3) Resize the terminal

Sometimes the size of terminals needs to be different. It depends on user needs. Luckily, terminator allows you to resize the size of the terminals. You can just click and drag the border of the terminal to resize it. Or if you want to do it via keyboard, just press Ctrl + Shift + Right arrow to resize the terminal to the right. Press Ctrl + Shift + Left arrow to resize the terminal on the left. You can use the Up arrow to resize it to the top and Down arrow to resize it to the bottom.
4) Removing scroll bar

If you feel that the scroll bar is annoying, you can remove it. Just select the terminal and press Ctrl + Shift + S. The scroll bar will disappear. Press it again to make the scroll bar back.
Terminator without scroll bar
5) Group features

Creating a group is another interesting feature of terminator. Groups can be assigned with multiple terminals.

First, you need to create a group by clicking the icon at the top left of the active terminal. Then choose 'New group' to create a new group.
Grouping terminals

From the picture above, we created a group named 'production'. To assign another terminal into that group, just click on the icon at the top left of each terminal, then choose 'production'. Once it's done, you will see a group name at the terminal header.

As you can see in the picture above, there is a Broadcast menu. If you choose broadcast group, it's mean if you type a command in the one terminal which a member of that group, the command will be replicated to all terminals in the group. It's really handy if you want to run the same command in many terminals. It keeps all terminals are synced.
Run command at the same time across terminals

You can create more than 1 group. But 1 terminal can only become a member of 1 group. So if you want to broadcast across groups, you can select 'broadcast all'.
How to Quit from Terminator

The best way to quit from terminator is by typing 'exit' from each terminal. If you in a hurry, you can press Ctrl + Shift + Q to quit from all active terminals.
Terminator Shortcuts

Let's check some handy shortcuts to use on terminator. You can check the setting to see all keyboard shortcuts or can set your own shortcuts.

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 the current one: Alt + ←
    Move to the terminal right the current one: Alt + →
    Next terminal in the current tab: Ctrl + tab
    Previous in the current tab: Ctrl + Shift + tab
    Next tab: Ctrl + Page up
    Previous tab: Ctrl + Page down

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