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I switched to kitty because it supports a killer feature I became accustomed to in iTerm- a keybind for "Open a new terminal in the same directory as the curren

I switched to kitty because it supports a killer feature I became accustomed to in iTerm- a keybind for "Open a new terminal in the same directory as the current terminal."

markstos 6y ago
alacritty offers that as well.
padthai 6y ago
This is something that I never learnt how to do with Xterm, I put the keybinding in Bash: bind -x '"\C-T": _terminal_here' I would love to know how to execute a command from Xterm directly, I am sure that it is possible.
- aduros 6y ago
  Try this: XTerm.vt100.translations: #override \n\ Ctrl <Key>T: spawn-new-terminal()
  - dharmab 6y ago
    That opens the new terminal in the home directory, right? My keybind opens it in whatever directory I’m already in which I find handy in deeply nested projects.
    - aduros 6y ago
      It opens in the current directory, not just home.
      - deleted 6y ago
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      - dharmab 6y ago
        Sweet!
  - padthai 6y ago
    Works like a charm, thank you.