Remove all the terminal grouping – Super+Shift+t. Reset Terminal and Clear Window – Ctrl+Shift+G. 
Toggle Between Terminals – Ctrl+Shift+x. Close the Current Terminal – Ctrl+Shift+w. Paste a text from Clipboard – Ctrl+Shift+v. Copy a text to clipboard – Ctrl+Shift+c. Move to the Right Terminal – Alt+Right_Arrow_Key. Move to the Left Terminal – Alt+Left_Arrow_Key. Move to the Below Terminal – Alt+Down_Arrow_Key. Move to the Above Terminal – Alt+Up_Arrow_Key. There are several terminator keyboard shortcuts available: Switch Linux Terminal Window Terminator Keyboard Shortcuts Move to Next Terminal – Ctrl+Shift+N or Ctrl+Tab. Note: Check the hidden scrollbar above, it can again be made visible using the same above key combination. Move Parent Dragbar Down – Ctrl+Shift+Down_Arrow_key. Move Parent Dragbar Up – Ctrl+Shift+Up_Arrow_key. 
Move Parent Dragbar Left – Ctrl+Shift+Left_Arrow_key. Move Parent Dragbar Right – Ctrl+Shift+Right_Arrow_key. Split Linux Terminal Vertically – Ctrl+Shift+E. Split Linux Terminal Horizontally – Ctrl+Shift+O. The default shortcut keys that I use most are shown below. To get the most out of Terminator it is crucial to know the key bindings to control. Terminator Terminal Window Terminal Emulator Keyboard Shortcuts 
Once, you fire the command you will see a screen similar to below. Run the “ terminator” command in the terminal to use it. On most of the standard Linux Distributions, the terminator version is available in the repository and can be installed using package manager as shown. Installation of Terminator Emulator on Linux
Platform – Support for GNU/Linux Platform. Freedom of use, General Public License. Intelligent Quit – It knows about the running process if any. Find, a function to search for any specific text within the terminal. Drag and Drop feature for text and URLs. Automatically logs all the terminal sessions. Terminator is aimed at those who normally arrange lots of terminals near each other, but don’t want to use a frame-based window manager. Having multiple Gnome Terminal in one window in a very flexible manner is a plus for Linux nerds. 
The application program lets you use multiple splitted and resized terminals, all at once on a single screen similar to the tmux terminal multiplexer. Terminator is a Linux terminal emulator, which is released under General Public License and is available for GNU/Linux operating systems.
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