Using xfce4 in a Debian/Linux Jessie/Sid distribution, I am unable to find or set shortcut to move tab position in xfce4 terminal, like Ctrl-Shift-DgDown/PgUp in gnome terminal.
This is really lacking. Do someone know something about ?
Debian Terminal Keyboard Shortcuts – Move Tab in XFCE4 Terminal App
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From Edit -> Keyboard Shortcuts... you can set a shortcut to Set Title. I don't have a default one.
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I'm a vimer too and I feel uncomfortable with the default Ctrl position so I remapped the Window's Meta to be an additional Ctrl key. NOTE: you'll need xmodmap.
remove Control = Control_L Control_R
remove mod4 = Super_L Super_R
add Control = Control_L Super_L
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To remap Ctrl + J and Ctrl + K in Konsole follow these steps:
- Go to Settings -> Configure Current Profile -> Input
- Edit the Linux Console key binding
- Add a new key binding to scroll down a line at a time: J + Ctrl -> ScrollLineDown
- Add a new key binding to scroll up a line at a time: K + Ctrl -> ScrollLineUp
Some screenshots
NOTE: Now you'll be able to scroll up and scroll down a line at a time using the configured shortcuts.
EDIT #1
Alt does work!! Just change Ctrl with Alt in the bindings.
Best Answer
Plain CtrlPgUp and CtrlPgDn should work to cycle tabs. There's a option in the "Tabs" menu which shows the shortcuts.
If you don't see the menu bar, right click inside the terminal window and pick "Show Menubar".