Minor updates to the manual
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- Hide on lose focus: On
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- Hide on lose focus: On
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- Hide from taskbar
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- Hide from taskbar
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- Window borders: Off (use ``Alt``\ +\ ``click-drag`` and
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- Window borders: Off (use ``Alt``\ +\ ``click-drag`` and
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``Alt``\ +\ ``right-click-drag`` to position and size window.)
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``Alt``\ +\ ``middle-click-drag`` to position and size window.)
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- Set the Toggle window visibility shortcut to your preference
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- Set the Toggle window visibility shortcut to your preference
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.. note:: It must be the first Terminator instance started, because
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.. note:: It must be the first Terminator instance started, because
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Issues encountered which may, or may not, already have an LP bug
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Issues encountered which may, or may not, already have an LP bug
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BUG: Issue if initial window (no tabs) has any splits, then creating new tab causes the first tab to be misnamed, gtk2 & gtk3.
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Also on GTK3 only (but cannot reproduce now): it also causes a problem if using the "Menu" key to open the context menu
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on the unamed tab; it does not dissappear by clicking out of it.
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BUG: Ctrl+right-click-drag does not work. Can initiate drag, but no targets work.
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BUG: Zoom and maximise do not work if single terminal in a tab, gtk2 & gtk3.
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BUG: Zoom and maximise do not work if single terminal in a tab, gtk2 & gtk3.
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BUG: If first tab is split the tabs label width increases and pushes others off window gtk3 (in gtk2, the label shifts right, but other tabs OK)
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BUG: If first tab is split the tabs label width increases and pushes others off window gtk3 (in gtk2, the label shifts right, but other tabs OK)
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BUG: With longer translations the buttons in the prefs sidebars can get chopped off.
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BUG: Groups: Create two tabs with splits. Super+G (group all), move to other tab and Super+T (group tabs), move back and type
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BUG: Groups: Create two tabs with splits. Super+G (group all), move to other tab and Super+T (group tabs), move back and type
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Output in tab group too. Also for custom groups.
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Output in tab group too. Also for custom groups.
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Ungrouping all also nukes changed groups. Right?
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Ungrouping all also nukes changed groups. Right?
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.. image:: imgs/dragterminal_02.png
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.. image:: imgs/dragterminal_02.png
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The other way to drag a terminal can be done from within the terminal with
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The other way to drag a terminal can be done from within the terminal with
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``Ctrl``\ +\ ``right-click-drag``\ .
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``Ctrl``\ +\ ``right-click-drag``\ . With this method once you start the
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grag, you *must* release the ``Ctrl`` key *before* releasing the
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``right-mouse-button``. If you do not the drag will cancel.
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You can drag between tabs by initiating a drag and hovering over the tab.
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You can drag between tabs by initiating a drag and hovering over the tab.
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Terminator will switch to the tab under the cursor, and the terminal can be
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Terminator will switch to the tab under the cursor, and the terminal can be
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