In Linux Mint (Debian-based) how can I edit what the shortcut Ctrl+Alt+t launches?
For example, I would like to issue gnome-terminal
with the --maximize
option, and to have it launch tmux instantly.
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In Linux Mint (Debian-based) how can I edit what the shortcut Ctrl+Alt+t launches?
For example, I would like to issue gnome-terminal
with the --maximize
option, and to have it launch tmux instantly.
Best Answer
You can modify the
/desktop/gnome/applications/terminal/exec
key in GConf (usinggconf-editor
), which is described as "the default terminal application to use for applications that require a terminal".Alternatively, I propose a little more flexible solution: if you use Compiz, you can use the
Commands
plugin to define keyboard shortcuts for your own commands. This way, you can keep the default shortcut to launch a windowed terminal, and define an other shortcut for a fullscreen terminal.(Sidenote: in the Compiz configuration tool, you can change directly the terminal command and shortcut in the
Gnome Compatibility
plugin.)