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Title:
Mistyped ++ split existing terminal window
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/2018/02/22/Mistyped-_Ctrl___Alt___T_-split-existing-terminal-window
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February 22, 2018
Edited: March 29, 2018
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For years now I’ve been using Ctrl+Alt+T to open a new terminal window. Just now for the first time it took my existing window and created two panes within it:
^^ New terminal session with ~/.bashrc start up commands showing date, time and system information. ie No commands run yet
I must have hit a different key combination as I just tried it again double checking as I pressed Ctrl+Alt+T and a new window as normal.
As I might want to utilize this feature in the future, What key combination did I use?