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How do I get Terminator to start up with my custom layout?

rated 0 times [ 45] [ 0] / answers: 1 / hits: 229953 / 1 Year ago, thu, december 29, 2022, 10:57:32

Terminator is very powerful at organizing several computers or servers due to the split window and group all function. But here's the deal: I created my own Layout and would appreciate it to load at startup of terminator. Is that possible?

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answered 1 Year ago kilusy · Accepted Answer

There is a very easy way to accomplish this:

Open Terminator

Right click -> Preferences

In the Layouts tab (to the right of the Profiles tab), edit the default one, you will see that it says Window | window0 and Terminal | child1.

For the Terminal | child1, you can set: a Profile (to choose from the installed ones), a Default command, and a Working directory.

Set it/them to whatever you like, close, reopen again...

... and voilá!

Hope this helped!