Ctrl+C incorrectly mapped in Ubuntu Linux 10.04 LTS

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I was playing around with my keyboard shortcuts and accidentally mapped a command to the Ctrl+C shortcut. Now I can't stop programs running in the terminal with Ctrl+C and I have no idea of how to restore this functionality.

Any suggestions?

vette982

Posted 2011-07-11T22:24:15.970

Reputation: 143

Answers

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Go in to your Keyboard Shortcut settings, find where Open a Terminal is listed and change it to something else.. The default for that one is "ctrl+shift+t". Save, close.. And you should be fine..

James T Snell

Posted 2011-07-11T22:24:15.970

Reputation: 5 726

Not quite... I want to kill programs running in the terminal using SIGINT (the default behavior of Ctrl+C), which isn't listed in the Keyboard Shortcut settings. – vette982 – 2011-07-11T23:45:22.817

I use SIGINT like a crazy person (who uses SIGINT all the time). – James T Snell – 2011-07-12T00:17:59.740

Dude - you should totally drop that and try tmux..

– new123456 – 2011-07-12T03:09:26.963

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