command linekeyboardshortcut-keysshortcuts
Is there a way to change command-line shortcuts such as copy and paste from Ctrl+Shift+c and Ctrl+Shift+v to Ctrl+c and Ctrl+v respectively?
I often accidently use the default system shortcuts Ctrl+c and Ctrl+v instead of those defined for command-line use, which I find very annoying, so I was wondering…
Is it possible to change the keyboard shortcuts of the terminal emulator?
The latter two for workspace switching is possible to be disabled , download and install gconf-editor , locate this entry:
move_to_workspace
And leave them empty should work.
According to https://help.gnome.org/users/gnome-terminal/3.8/adv-keyboard-shortcuts.html.en, there are some shortcuts that cannot be edited in gnome-terminal. These are exactly: Ctrl+Shift+↑ and Ctrl+Shift+↓:
In Xubuntu you can use Ctrl+↑ and Ctrl+↓ because Xubuntu uses xfce4-terminal which is different by gnome-terminal. The same happens with other distros.
Best Answer
Using
gnome-terminal.Go in Edit > Preferences > Shortcuts.
Then simply edit them :