Keybindings

Every binding is remappable, and bindings can be two-step chords. Defaults follow the common Linux terminal conventions.

Defaults

Keys	Action
`Ctrl+Shift+T`	New tab
`Ctrl+Shift+W`	Close pane
`Ctrl+Shift+D`	Split right
`Ctrl+Shift+E`	Split down
`Ctrl+Shift+Right` / `Left`	Focus next / previous pane
`Ctrl+Tab` / `Ctrl+Shift+Tab`	Next / previous tab
`Ctrl+Shift+C` / `V`	Copy / paste
`Shift+PageUp` / `PageDown`	Scroll a page
`Ctrl+Shift+Plus` / `Minus`	Font larger / smaller
`Ctrl+K`	Command palette
`Ctrl+R`	Recall a command from history; a second `Ctrl+R` hands the key through to the shell
`Ctrl+Shift+F`	Search scrollback
`Esc`	Close a management view, back to the grid

Defining your own

Bindings live under [keybindings] in config.toml, as "modifiers+key" = "action". A user binding overrides the default for the same combo.

[keybindings]
"ctrl+shift+t" = "new_tab"
# Two-step chords use ">": press ctrl+a, then c.
"ctrl+a>c" = "new_tab"

Modifiers: ctrl, shift, alt, super (also spelled cmd or win).
Keys: single characters (a-z, 0-9, punctuation) plus enter, tab, space, escape, backspace, delete, the arrows, home, end, pageup, pagedown, plus, minus.
Actions: new_tab, close_pane, split_right, split_down, focus_next, focus_prev, next_tab, prev_tab, copy, paste, scroll_page_up, scroll_page_down, font_larger, font_smaller.

The quake hotkey

One binding is global: an OS-wide hotkey that shows or hides the Termuna window while any app has focus, the drop-down-console habit. It is off unless set, uses the same grammar (hotkey = "F12" or "ctrl+grave" under [quake]), and is also settable in-app under settings. An invalid spec never blocks startup; it logs a warning and stays unregistered.

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