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I often have many terminals open when working (GNOME Terminal 3.4.1.1, Bash). Quite often I need to copy the results of one terminal into another. An common scenario:



terminalA> pwd
/home/hooked/foo

terminalB> cp * /home/hooked/foo


I usually end up copy pasting with the mouse. Is there a keyboard shortcut for what I'm trying to achieve?


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Ctrl + Shift + c --> Copy



Ctrl + Shift + v --> paste



In terminal...
Go to Edit > Keyboard Shortcuts... and this window opens...
For further info...


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