Ctrl+Alt+T doesn't open Terminal (Compiz related?)
Solution 1
You can try starting the terminal manually, e.g. from xterm and see what the output is.
Press Alt+F2 and then enter "xterm" to get an xterm.
There, simply type "GNOME Terminal" to try to start the terminal.
or try to edit the /etc/default/locale
Solution:'nano /etc/default/locale
' back to the defaultc contents of that file to:
LANG="en_US.UTF-8"
LANGUAGE="en_US"
Solution 2
You can click on the Shortcut combination showing in the System Settings -> Keyboard -> Shortcuts and reassign the key.
Hope this will help.
If you have compizconfig-settings-manager
installed, you can reset the profile by going to the preference section of the program and clicking on Reset to defaults button.
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Comments
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P.Cas. almost 2 years
Ctrl+Alt+T doesn't open the Terminal, and I'm pretty sure it's got something to do with Compiz.
Compiz disabled the transparency on my launcher (using Ubuntu 12.04 LTS with Unity) and so I uninstalled it.
But after I uninstalled Compiz, my UI was messed up, so I reinstalled it. Now Ctrl+Alt+T doesn't open the Terminal.
System Settings >> Keyboard >> Shortcuts has the shortcut to terminal there, but it simply does not work.
What should I do?
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P.Cas. about 12 yearsAfter I uninstalled Compiz and restarted my laptop, Ctrl+Alt+T still worked. It stopped working after I installed Compiz again.
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Uri Herrera about 12 yearsIn the CCSM you have a Gnome Compatibility section, in there you set the use of that Key combination to show the Terminal, amongst other things , the reason is Metacity/Mutter have this key binded to show the Terminal, Compiz does not, although in Unity it should bring the Terminal by default.
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