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I am on xenial and using terminator 0.98.
When I do ctrl + shift + i, terminator opens up a new window.
Sometimes its convenient to maximize the window that was opened.
Is there a keyboard shortcut to do that?
I have tried ctrl + shift + x and nothing happens.
Pardon me if I am too naive here.
As spacefm used single process. New command just pass signal to the running process and this creates the new window at level just above its last created window.
sudo apt-get install wmctrl
With function: It has 1sec delay.
sfm() { spacefm $* & pid=`pgrep spacefm | head -1`; sleep 1; wmctrl -i -R `wmctrl -lp | grep " $pid" | tail -1 | awk '{ print $1 }'` }
spacefm with same arguments $* were passed to the function, & in backgroundpgrep spacefm | head -1 get PID of main process which is in the head then store it in pid variablesleep 1 wait for new process to terminal, to avoid raise of two windows (I don't know why, try removing it)wmctrl -lp get window list | grep " $pid" filter related ones to $pid, | tail -1 filter last line/window then | awk '{ print $1 }' filter out window id (WID) which is in the first column $1wmctrl -i -R WID Move the window WID to the current desktop, raise the window, and give it focus.With alias: This will raise 2 windows the new one on the top but simpler.
alias sfm="wmctrl -i -R \`wmctrl -lp | grep ' $(pgrep spacefm)' | tail -1 | awk '{ print $1 }'\`; spacefm"
wmctrl -lp get window list | grep " $pid" filter related ones to spacefm, | tail -1 filter last line/window then | awk '{ print $1 }' filter out window id (WID) which is in the first column $1wmctrl -i -R WID Move the window WID to the current desktop, raise the window, and give it focus.spacefm with arguments coming after. The new window will be created on the top.- How to use: similar way to the original command.
sfm -w /home/rasmus/Work/
References: Please look for the man pages.
If you want to open gnome-terminal with more than one tab when you open it using Ctrl+Alt+T shortcut, go to System Settings → Keyboard → Shortcuts → Custom Shortcuts and add a new Ctrl+Alt+T shortcut as follow:
Select Reassign when you are asked:
Now, to open a new tab in gnome-terminal, you can use Ctrl+Shift+T. To access/view/edit your terminal shortcuts go to Edit → Keyboard Shortcuts...:
Best Answer
Press Ctrl + Win + Up
On my standard 16.04 this shortcut allows me to maximize the active window.
There is also:
Ctrl + Win + Down to restore/minimize windows.
Ctrl + Win + Left or Right to dock a window to the left/right half of the screen.