How to Open a Terminal Window in Ubuntu
The quickest way to open the Terminal application in Ubuntu is to use one of the major keyboard shortcuts. You can also search for Terminal in the Dash, or add a shortcut to your Launcher. In older versions of Ubuntu, you can find it in...
Method 1 of 4:
Using Keyboard Shortcuts
- Press .Ctrl+Alt+T. This will launch the Terminal.[1]
- Press .Alt+F2 and type gnome-terminal. This will also launch the Terminal.
- Press .⊞ Win+T (Xubuntu only). This Xubuntu-specific shortcut will also launch Terminal.[2]
- Set a custom shortcut. You can change the shortcut from Ctrl+Alt+T to something else:
- Click the "System settings" button in the Launcher bar.
- Click the "Keyboard" option in the "Hardware" section.
- Click the "Shortcuts" tab.
- Click the "Launchers" category and then highlight "Launch terminal."
- Press your new keyboard shortcut.
Method 2 of 4:
Using the Dash
- Click the Dash button or press .⊞ Win. The Dash button can be found in the upper-left corner, and has the Ubuntu logo.
- If you switched your Super Key from ⊞ Win to something else, press the new key instead.
- Type terminal.
- Press .⏎ Return.[3]
Method 3 of 4:
Using a Launcher Shortcut
- Click the Dash button. You can find this in the Launcher bar, and it has the Ubuntu logo.
- Type terminal to search for it.
- Drag the "Terminal" icon from the search results to your Launcher bar.
- Click the new Terminal icon to launch it any time.
Method 4 of 4:
Using Ubuntu 10.04 and Earlier
- Click the Applications button. This can be found in the Launcher bar in older versions of Ubuntu.
- Click "Accessories." In Xubuntu, click "System" instead.
- Click "Terminal."
Update 04 March 2020
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