terminal shortcut

[abdossamad2003]

hi centos expert
i use centos 7
What is the shortcut to open the terminal?
and list of shortcut

thanks in advance
samad

[George99]

I use the same as in Ubuntu which is CTRL-ALT-T but it is not preset.
You have to go to preferences and create it there.

[abdossamad2003]

" You have to go to preferences and create it there."

thanks
how i do this.
many thanks
samad

[George99]

This is how to do it on a Gnome desktop:

open Settings (which I called preferences)

go to Devices -> Keyboard

scroll down and click on "+"

enter some random name e.g. "Terminal" and as command "gnome-terminal"

click on "Set Shortcut..." and choose your shortcut e.g. CTRL-ALT-T

click on "Add"

[mashiro2004]

" You have to go to preferences and create it there."

thanks
how i do this.
many thanks
samad

Applications --> system tools --> Settings --> Devices --> Keyboard --> add shortcut pressing +
Name: use a friendly name
command: gnome-terminal
shortcut: select keyboard shortcut

[desertcat]

Hummmmmm. The fastest shortcut is to simply put the terminal (or konsole) icon on the panel (or taskbar). You want to start a terminal just click on the icon on the panel.

[desertcat]

" You have to go to preferences and create it there."

thanks
how i do this.
many thanks
samad

Applications --> system tools --> Settings --> Devices --> Keyboard --> add shortcut pressing +
Name: use a friendly name
command: gnome-terminal
shortcut: select keyboard shortcut

Just for FUN I wanted to figure out how this might be done in KDE in CentOS 7.6. Well here is how you can do it:

1) GoTo KDE settings

2) GoTo System Settings

3) Under Common Appearance and Behavior find Shortcuts and Gestures,

4) Under Custom Shortcuts. Enable Examples

5) Click on Examples and locate Run Konsole and Enable it.

To start a Konsole from anywhere type Crtl+Alt+T

​Ta Da!!!

[danper]

" You have to go to preferences and create it there."

thanks
how i do this.
many thanks
samad

Applications --> system tools --> Settings --> Devices --> Keyboard --> add shortcut pressing +
Name: use a friendly name
command: gnome-terminal
shortcut: select keyboard shortcut

Just for FUN I wanted to figure out how this might be done in KDE in CentOS 7.6. Well here is how you can do it:

1) GoTo KDE settings

2) GoTo System Settings

3) Under Common Appearance and Behavior find Shortcuts and Gestures,

4) Under Custom Shortcuts. Enable Examples

5) Click on Examples and locate Run Konsole and Enable it.

To start a Konsole from anywhere type Crtl+Alt+T

​Ta Da!!!

This is great, Thanks!