Ubuntu 18.04 Terminal shortcut Ctrl+Alt+T is not working
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Terminal shortcut-key is Ctrl+Alt+T.
It's normally saved. But when i push shortcut it doesn't run terminal.
How to fix?
shortcut-keys
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Terminal shortcut-key is Ctrl+Alt+T.
It's normally saved. But when i push shortcut it doesn't run terminal.
How to fix?
shortcut-keys
edited Feb 21 at 9:20
mature
2,2054933
asked Feb 21 at 7:13
sunyungsunyung
83
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What are the results, if any, of the commandsetsid gnome-shell --replace?
– karel
Feb 21 at 8:14
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Terminal shortcut-key is Ctrl+Alt+T.
It's normally saved. But when i push shortcut it doesn't run terminal.
How to fix?
shortcut-keys
edited Feb 21 at 9:20
mature
2,2054933
asked Feb 21 at 7:13
sunyungsunyung
83
Terminal shortcut-key is Ctrl+Alt+T.
It's normally saved. But when i push shortcut it doesn't run terminal.
How to fix?
shortcut-keys
shortcut-keys
edited Feb 21 at 9:20
mature
2,2054933
asked Feb 21 at 7:13
sunyungsunyung
83
edited Feb 21 at 9:20
mature
2,2054933
asked Feb 21 at 7:13
sunyungsunyung
83
edited Feb 21 at 9:20
mature
2,2054933
edited Feb 21 at 9:20
mature
2,2054933
edited Feb 21 at 9:20
mature
2,2054933
2,2054933
asked Feb 21 at 7:13
sunyungsunyung
83
asked Feb 21 at 7:13
sunyungsunyung
83
asked Feb 21 at 7:13
sunyungsunyung
83
83
1
What are the results, if any, of the commandsetsid gnome-shell --replace?
– karel
Feb 21 at 8:14
add a comment |
1
What are the results, if any, of the commandsetsid gnome-shell --replace?
– karel
Feb 21 at 8:14
1
1
What are the results, if any, of the command
setsid gnome-shell --replace ?– karel
Feb 21 at 8:14
What are the results, if any, of the command
setsid gnome-shell --replace ?– karel
Feb 21 at 8:14
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One solution is to add the shortcut manually.
However, the first thing we'll do before adding the shortcut manually is to see if it's there, and if a reset would fix it.
First, go into the Settings.
Second, go to devices, then go to keyboard. Then see if the shortcut is on there. Hit "reset all" and see if it brings it back. Maybe reopen the settings just in case to see if the shortcut comes back. If that fails then do the manual solution:
- Return to the keyboard settings.
- Go all the way to the bottom of the list where a "+" button exists. Click on it.
- After that, give it a name (like "open terminal") and a command, which will be "gnome-terminal"
- Then after that, click on the "set shortcut" button, and enter in your hotkey shortcut. Exit out and you're done.
Hopefully that helps.
answered Feb 21 at 10:33
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One solution is to add the shortcut manually.
However, the first thing we'll do before adding the shortcut manually is to see if it's there, and if a reset would fix it.
First, go into the Settings.
Second, go to devices, then go to keyboard. Then see if the shortcut is on there. Hit "reset all" and see if it brings it back. Maybe reopen the settings just in case to see if the shortcut comes back. If that fails then do the manual solution:
- Return to the keyboard settings.
- Go all the way to the bottom of the list where a "+" button exists. Click on it.
- After that, give it a name (like "open terminal") and a command, which will be "gnome-terminal"
- Then after that, click on the "set shortcut" button, and enter in your hotkey shortcut. Exit out and you're done.
Hopefully that helps.
answered Feb 21 at 10:33
RoundDuckManRoundDuckMan
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One solution is to add the shortcut manually.
However, the first thing we'll do before adding the shortcut manually is to see if it's there, and if a reset would fix it.
First, go into the Settings.
Second, go to devices, then go to keyboard. Then see if the shortcut is on there. Hit "reset all" and see if it brings it back. Maybe reopen the settings just in case to see if the shortcut comes back. If that fails then do the manual solution:
- Return to the keyboard settings.
- Go all the way to the bottom of the list where a "+" button exists. Click on it.
- After that, give it a name (like "open terminal") and a command, which will be "gnome-terminal"
- Then after that, click on the "set shortcut" button, and enter in your hotkey shortcut. Exit out and you're done.
Hopefully that helps.
answered Feb 21 at 10:33
RoundDuckManRoundDuckMan
18513
add a comment |
One solution is to add the shortcut manually.
However, the first thing we'll do before adding the shortcut manually is to see if it's there, and if a reset would fix it.
First, go into the Settings.
Second, go to devices, then go to keyboard. Then see if the shortcut is on there. Hit "reset all" and see if it brings it back. Maybe reopen the settings just in case to see if the shortcut comes back. If that fails then do the manual solution:
- Return to the keyboard settings.
- Go all the way to the bottom of the list where a "+" button exists. Click on it.
- After that, give it a name (like "open terminal") and a command, which will be "gnome-terminal"
- Then after that, click on the "set shortcut" button, and enter in your hotkey shortcut. Exit out and you're done.
Hopefully that helps.
answered Feb 21 at 10:33
RoundDuckManRoundDuckMan
18513
One solution is to add the shortcut manually.
However, the first thing we'll do before adding the shortcut manually is to see if it's there, and if a reset would fix it.
First, go into the Settings.
Second, go to devices, then go to keyboard. Then see if the shortcut is on there. Hit "reset all" and see if it brings it back. Maybe reopen the settings just in case to see if the shortcut comes back. If that fails then do the manual solution:
- Return to the keyboard settings.
- Go all the way to the bottom of the list where a "+" button exists. Click on it.
- After that, give it a name (like "open terminal") and a command, which will be "gnome-terminal"
- Then after that, click on the "set shortcut" button, and enter in your hotkey shortcut. Exit out and you're done.
Hopefully that helps.
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What are the results, if any, of the command
setsid gnome-shell --replace?– karel
Feb 21 at 8:14