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How to stop appearance of ^T% in the first line when I open a new lxterminal tab with ^T in zsh?

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http://unix.stackexchange.com – Steps to reproduce: have zsh as default shell open a new terminal. for example, with Ctrl+Alt+t press Ctrl+Shift+t to open a new terminal tab "^T%" appears as the first line I'm running ubuntu 11.10 with lxde and zsh-4.3.11 gnome-terminal doesn't have this problem (HowTos)

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Submitted by missing on 05/29/2012

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When I need to open a terminal I press CTRL+ALT+T to save time. Most of the time absolutely nothing happens, I try to press same combination again, and still nothing happens. After like 5-8 tries terminal window finally appears.

In LXTerminal 0.1.11 (terminal emulator for LXDE) when I do Ctrl+Shift+V I get 2 of whatever is in the buffer, not one! A real nuisance. Can anyone help?

‘Open in terminal’ is a nautilus plugin that adds an option into right-click context menu allow launching terminal and automatically navigate to current location.

I followed the instructions from enzotib's answer on Making Ctrl+C copy text in gnome-terminal? to make the ctrl-c and ctrl-v keys act consistent in the terminal and then re-assign ctrl-j to be the cancel/interrupt key for ongoing processes.

The instructions works great...until I close the terminal. Next time I open the ctrl-j has to be re-assigned.

I`m confused there are 3 kind of Terminal i have saw in ubuntu

xTerm, Terminal (Gnome terminal) ctrl+shift+T and virtual terminal ctrl+alt+F[1-6]

why are there many terminals and what is the point of those specially gnome terminal and virtual terminal

Is it possible to map sequence with CTRL-Shift in gnome-terminal?

I'm trying to add mappings:

map <C-S-[> gT

map <C-S-]> gt

And it's not working. How to do that?

Somehow I mapped <C-S-]>, but it turned out it's not <C-S-]>, but <C-]>, so it looks like it doesn't recognize Shift in this sequence. It's misconfigured or it's gnome-terminal's fault?

Besides.

hi guys, first sorry for my english

I'm a newbie about Linux, i've just installed fedora 18.

sometimes my gnome shell gets a weird bug. What I need to do then is to click e.g Ctrl + Alt + F3 When I am there i can login and then

killall gnome-shell

Then I go back to the first Ctrl + Alt + F1 (what do you call them tty1, tty2, tty3 ...

I like the terminal, it's handy to have open but this happens eveytime:

open terminal type something in it switch to another program dammit terminal is closed

:-/ This happens even if I just type something in the command line and leave it there, or if I open a program through the command line or if I'm just looking through my folders...

edit Sorry this is the true chain of events:

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