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Usually I have several gnome-terminals running, with several tabs each. Unfortunately, it is very difficult to navigate across them. Alt-Tab only navigates across windows, not across terminals's tabs.

Is there anything that could display to me Titles of ALL tabs that I have opened across all gnome-terminals, and let me jump to it ?

Thanks,

ilyia

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Alt+number, e.g. Alt+1 for tab 1 and so on, also works.

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  • +1 Useful to know. This appears to work for other tabbed applications too. Oct 29, 2010 at 10:36
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Ctrl<.kbd>-PgUp and PgDn and should do the trick

-- peter

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  • That only navigates within the tabs of the currently opened terminal. I wanna navigate across all tabs globally.
    – ikaushan
    Oct 28, 2010 at 23:02
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Useful gnome-terminal shortcuts:

Ctrl+Shift+T :- Open new tabs.

Ctrl+Shift+W :- Close the current tabs.

Ctrl+Shift+Q :- Close all tabs.

Ctrl+Shift+C :- copy to clipboard

Ctrl+Shift+V :- paste from clipboard

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Perhaps consider using Terminator? I switched to it as my primary terminal. It lets you create new tabs (switching by Ctrl + PgUp/Ctrl + PgDn) and split the window horizontally or vertically. https://edge.launchpad.net/terminator

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