Command Reference

The Menubar
The menubar is at the top of the window. If the menubar is hidden, Show Menu Bar can be reached by right clicking in the window (as long as no full screen application is running in that window such as vi, minicom, etc.). The default shortcut is listed after each menu item.
Alternatively you can use the shortcut M to show or hide the menubar.

File Menu
N File New Window 	Opens a new separate window with the default profile
T File New Tab 	Opens a new tab with the default profile
The first profile in the submenu will always be "Default" which is the built-in profile. All other profiles will be listed below that in alphabetical order. The user specified default profile will be in bold type.
File Clone Tab 	Attempts to clone the current tab in a new tab
S File Save Output As... 	Saves the current scrollback as a text or html file
P File Print Screen ... 	Print the current screen. By default the output is scaled to fit the size of the paper being printed on with black text color and no background. In the print dialog these options can be changed on the Output Options tab.
File Open File Manager 	Opens 's file manager at the current directory. By default, that is .
W File Close Session 	Closes the current session
Q File Close Window 	Quits
will display a confirmation dialog if there is more than one session open or if there are certain programs running in any session. These dialogs can be disabled by clicking on the Do not ask again checkbox.

Edit Menu
C Edit Copy 	Copies the selected text to the clipboard
V Edit Paste 	Pastes text from the clipboard at the cursor location
Edit Select All 	Selects all the text in current window
Edit Copy Input To All Tabs in Current Window 	Allows input from the current session to be sent simultaneously to all sessions in current window
. Edit Copy Input To Select Tabs... 	Allows input from the current session to be sent simultaneously to sessions picked by user
/ Edit Copy Input To None 	Stop sending input from current session into other sessions
Edit Send Signal 	Send the specified signal to the shell process, or other process, that was launched when the new session was started.
Currently available signals are:
STOP	to stop process
CONT	continue if stopped
HUP	hangup detected on controlling terminal, or death of controlling process
INT	interrupt from keyboard
TERM	termination signal
KILL	kill signal
USR1	user signal 1
USR2	user signal 2
Refer to your system manual pages for further details by giving the command man 7 signal.
S Edit Configure Tab Settings... 	Opens a dialog box allowing you to change the name format, the remote tab title format and the color of the current tab (more info)
U Edit ZModem Upload... 	Opens up a dialog to select a file to be uploaded if the required software is installed
F Edit Find... 	Opens a search bar at the bottom of 's window
This allows for case sensitive, forward or backwards, and regular expressions searches.
F3 Edit Find Next 	Moves to the next search instance . If the search bar has the focus, you can use the shortcut as well.
F3 Edit Find Previous 	Moves to the previous search instance . If the search bar has the focus, you can use the shortcut as well.

View Menu
( View Split View Split View Left/Right 	Splits all the tabs into left and right views
Any output on one view is duplicated in the other view.
) View Split View Split View Top/Bottom 	Splits all the tabs into top and bottom views
Any output on one view is duplicated in the other view.
] View Split View Expand View 	Makes the current view larger
[ View Split View Shrink View 	Makes the current view smaller
E View Split View Toggle maximize current view 	Toggles the current view between current size and the maximize size
\ View Split View Equal size to all views 	Sets the same size for all views
L View Detach Current Tab 	Opens the current tab in a separate window
Quitting the previous window will not affect the newly created window.
H View Detach Current View 	Opens the current split view in a separate window
View Save tab layout to file 	Allows you to save the tab layout of the current view in a specialized layout file which can then be loaded to restore one of your favorite layouts.
View Load tab layout from file 	Allows you to load one of your favorite view layouts from the layout file that has been saved using the View Save tab layout to file menu item earlier. The default layouts (2x2, 2x1, and 1x2) can be loaded via toolbar.
I View Monitor for Silence 	Toggles the monitoring of the current tab for lack of activity
By default, after 10 seconds of inactivity, an info icon will appear on the session's tab. The type of alerts can be changed through Settings Configure Notifications Silence in monitored session.
A View Monitor for Activity 	Toggles the monitoring of the current tab for activity
Upon any activity, an info icon will appear on the session's tab. The type of alerts can be changed through Settings Configure Notifications Activity in monitored session.
View Monitor for Process Finishing 	Toggles the monitoring of the current tab for the process finishing.
If checked, upon finishing the current process, will show a notification The process 'name of the process' has finished running in session 'name of the session'.
View Read-only 	Toggles the session to be read-only: no input is accepted, drag and drop is disabled.
+ View Enlarge Font 	Increases the text font size
0 View Reset Font Size 	Reset the text font size to the profile default
- View Shrink Font 	Decreases the text font size
View Set Encoding 	Sets the character encoding
View Clear Scrollback 	Clears the text in the scrollback
K View Clear Scrollback and Reset 	Clears the text in the current tab and scrollback and resets the terminal
F11 View Full Screen Mode 	Toggles filling the entire screen

Bookmarks Menu
B Bookmarks Add Bookmark 	Adds the current location
Bookmarks Bookmark Tabs as Folder... 	Adds all tabs to a bookmark folder
A dialog will open for the bookmark folder name.
Bookmarks New Bookmark Folder... 	Adds a new folder to the bookmark list
A dialog will open for the bookmark folder name.
Bookmarks Edit Bookmarks 	Opens the bookmark editor
The keditbookmarks program must be installed for this menu item to appear.
You can use the bookmark editor to manually add URLs. Currently, accepts the following:
ssh://user@host:port
telnet://user@host:port

Plugins Menu
Any installed plugins will be listed or "No plugins available"

Settings Menu
Settings Edit Current Profile... 	Opens a dialog to configure current profile
Settings Switch Profile 	Switch current profile to a listed profile
Settings Manage Profiles... 	Opens an editor for managing profiles
Settings Window Color Scheme 	Change 's to the specified scheme
M Settings Show Menu Bar 	Toggles the menubar being visible
Settings Toolbars Shown 	Allows visibility toggling of the toolbars
Settings Show Statusbar 	Toggles the statusbar being visible
Settings Configure Language... 	Opens window to choose an interface translation of .
Settings Configure Keyboard Shortcuts... 	Opens the keyboard shortcut editor. More on shortcuts configuration can be found in the Fundamentals.
Additionally has a few special shortcuts with no corresponding menu item:
Shortcut	Description
Right	Next Tab
Left	Previous Tab
Left	Move Tab Left
Right	Move Tab Right
Ins	Paste Selection
Settings Configure Toolbars... 	Opens the toolbar configuration window
Settings Configure Notifications... 	Opens the notifications editor
Settings Configure ... 	Opens the settings editor
This dialog has options influencing the appearance and behaviour of the window.
The General page allows configuring the menubar visibility, remembering the window size, running all windows in a single process, enabling menu accelerators, showing window title on the titlebar, removing window titlebar and frame, and focusing terminals when the mouse pointer is moved over them. It is also possible to configure the search case sensitivity, usage of the regular expression, highlighting all matches, and the search direction (Search backwards is the default). The General page is also the place where you can Enable all "Don't Ask Again" messages again if they were switched off before.
The Profiles page is meant for creating and handling profiles.
Using the Tab Bar/Splitters page you can configure the visibility and placement of tab bar, define tabs behavior and fine-tune the tab buttons options. It is possible to configure if you want to Show 'New Tab' button and Expand individual tab widths to full window or configure Use user-defined stylesheet. The Behavior tab can be used to define the place for the new tabs (At the end or After current tab) and closing of tabs with a click.
It is also possible to configure visibility of the split headers (When needed (default), Always, or Never) and define the drag handle size for splits (Small (default), Medium, or Large) using the Splits tab of this configuration page.
The Temporary Files page is used to define the scrollback file location.
The Thumbnails page can be used to define the thumbnail size and activation options (you can choose the activation control key from , , and ).
To use the thumbnails feature showing image thumbnails in popups when hovering image items with the mouse pointer, you should enable file underlining for your current profile: Settings Edit Current Profile... Mouse Miscellaneous Underline files.

Help Menu
has the some of the common Help menu items, for more information read the section about the Help Menu of the Fundamentals.

Dialogs

Configure Tab Settings Dialog
The name format, the remote tab title format, and the color of the current tab can be changed from this dialog. The dialog can be displayed via the menu, the shortcut S or by double-clicking on the tab in the tab bar. These changes are temporary and can be made permanent by editing the current profile.
will substitute these tokens for local tabs:
%n : program name
%d : current directory (short)
%D : current directory (long)
%h : local host (short)
%u : user name
%B : user's Bourne prompt sigil ($ = normal user, # = superuser)
%w : window title set by shell
%# : session number
will substitute these tokens for remote tabs:
%c : current program
%h : remote host (short)
%H : remote host (long)
%u : user name
%U : user name@ (if given)
%w : window title set by shell
%# : session number
Examples:
%d : %n with /usr/src as current directory and running bash will display src : bash
%D : %n with /usr/src as current directory and running top will display /usr/src : top
%w (%#) with ~ as current directory and running vim in the first tab will display [No Name] (~) - VIM(1)

Copy Input Dialog
The text entered in one tab can simultaneously be sent to other tabs. This dialog allows you to select which tabs will get that input. The current tab will be greyed out.

Adjust Scrollback Dialog
The scrollback options for the history size can be changed in this dialog. Any changes are for the current tab only and will not be saved to the profile.