How to open terminal on Xubuntu?
Solution 1:
- Go to
Applications Menu (Start menu in Windows) -> Settings -> Settings Manager
- Find
Keyboard
and click it. - Go to "Applications shortcuts" and click Add button, near the bottom of the window.
Don't worry about anything else, just type this in the "Command" field and hit OK.
Enter:xfce4-terminal
As soon as the "Command" dialog opens, hit Ctrl + Alt + t (or any other keyboard shortcut of your preference).
That's it. Close the keyboard window and you're done.
Solution 2:
Default shortcut for Terminal in XUbuntu is super+T instead of ctrl+alt+T
edit:
From what I've just seen, it is default on all machine I tested installed with xubuntu live CD 12.04 but it doesn't work on 1 machine I installed with ubuntu in the past (2008 or 2009) and migrated to xfce installing xubuntu-desktop
last year.
Solution 3:
Press Alt+F2, then type xfce4-terminal
or xterm
to run the terminal.
To get the application menu with the keyboard press Alt+F1.
If that doesn't work you can use the Linux virtual consoles. Press Ctrl+Alt+F1 toF6. This gives you a text only session. To get back to the graphical login press Ctrl+Alt+F7.
Solution 4:
Just adding some useful stuff:
I installed the Xfce desktop from Linux Mint 17.2. The xfce4-terminal is not installed. I could install it but I prefer the gnome terminal. So, for anyone in similar situations, you should follow Frantique's instructions replacing "xfce4-terminal" command with "gnome-terminal".
Peace.