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Command to switch to the last terminal tab
Command to open new tab in the current terminalHow to write Bash script What is the command to open a terminal with two different tabed terminals and execute some commands separately tabs?How do I open screen with many tabs to execute some commands within each oneHow to switch between tabs opened in gnome-terminal and also close any particular tab using shortcut key?Go back to the last commandUsing xdotool to count number of tabs in gnome-terminalModify Shortcut Tab Between Terminals?Command to switch tab in gnome-terminalKeep executed command in its tab (bash script)
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Is there a way to switch to the last terminal tab with some commands or bash script?
What I have got so far:
To switch to the next tab:
xdotool key ctrl+Page_Down
To get the number of terminal tabs:
let terminal_counts=$(ls /dev/pts/ | wc -l)-1
Now I need to know how many times I need to execute xdotool key ctrl+Page_Down
. How to know the current tab number?
command-line bash gnome-terminal
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Is there a way to switch to the last terminal tab with some commands or bash script?
What I have got so far:
To switch to the next tab:
xdotool key ctrl+Page_Down
To get the number of terminal tabs:
let terminal_counts=$(ls /dev/pts/ | wc -l)-1
Now I need to know how many times I need to execute xdotool key ctrl+Page_Down
. How to know the current tab number?
command-line bash gnome-terminal
You didn't mention it butCtrl
+PageUp
takes you to the previous terminal tab (but not the last terminal tab).
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Oct 3 at 3:32
Oh my god, how can I didn't know that! Thank you @PRATAP
– M Imam Pratama
Oct 3 at 6:26
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Is there a way to switch to the last terminal tab with some commands or bash script?
What I have got so far:
To switch to the next tab:
xdotool key ctrl+Page_Down
To get the number of terminal tabs:
let terminal_counts=$(ls /dev/pts/ | wc -l)-1
Now I need to know how many times I need to execute xdotool key ctrl+Page_Down
. How to know the current tab number?
command-line bash gnome-terminal
Is there a way to switch to the last terminal tab with some commands or bash script?
What I have got so far:
To switch to the next tab:
xdotool key ctrl+Page_Down
To get the number of terminal tabs:
let terminal_counts=$(ls /dev/pts/ | wc -l)-1
Now I need to know how many times I need to execute xdotool key ctrl+Page_Down
. How to know the current tab number?
command-line bash gnome-terminal
command-line bash gnome-terminal
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You didn't mention it butCtrl
+PageUp
takes you to the previous terminal tab (but not the last terminal tab).
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Oct 3 at 3:32
Oh my god, how can I didn't know that! Thank you @PRATAP
– M Imam Pratama
Oct 3 at 6:26
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You didn't mention it butCtrl
+PageUp
takes you to the previous terminal tab (but not the last terminal tab).
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Oct 3 at 3:32
Oh my god, how can I didn't know that! Thank you @PRATAP
– M Imam Pratama
Oct 3 at 6:26
You didn't mention it but
Ctrl
+PageUp
takes you to the previous terminal tab (but not the last terminal tab).– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Oct 3 at 3:32
You didn't mention it but
Ctrl
+PageUp
takes you to the previous terminal tab (but not the last terminal tab).– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Oct 3 at 3:32
Oh my god, how can I didn't know that! Thank you @PRATAP
– M Imam Pratama
Oct 3 at 6:26
Oh my god, how can I didn't know that! Thank you @PRATAP
– M Imam Pratama
Oct 3 at 6:26
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In gnome-terminal.. there is inbuilt function without assigning any shortcut key..
you can assign a shortcut key by Selecting Edit -- >> Preferences -- >> Shortcuts -->> Switch to Last Tab and by pressing valid key/ key combination like below
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In gnome-terminal.. there is inbuilt function without assigning any shortcut key..
you can assign a shortcut key by Selecting Edit -- >> Preferences -- >> Shortcuts -->> Switch to Last Tab and by pressing valid key/ key combination like below
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In gnome-terminal.. there is inbuilt function without assigning any shortcut key..
you can assign a shortcut key by Selecting Edit -- >> Preferences -- >> Shortcuts -->> Switch to Last Tab and by pressing valid key/ key combination like below
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In gnome-terminal.. there is inbuilt function without assigning any shortcut key..
you can assign a shortcut key by Selecting Edit -- >> Preferences -- >> Shortcuts -->> Switch to Last Tab and by pressing valid key/ key combination like below
In gnome-terminal.. there is inbuilt function without assigning any shortcut key..
you can assign a shortcut key by Selecting Edit -- >> Preferences -- >> Shortcuts -->> Switch to Last Tab and by pressing valid key/ key combination like below
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You didn't mention it but
Ctrl
+PageUp
takes you to the previous terminal tab (but not the last terminal tab).– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Oct 3 at 3:32
Oh my god, how can I didn't know that! Thank you @PRATAP
– M Imam Pratama
Oct 3 at 6:26