Practical Linux Command Line 2.0 - Work with Multiple Terminals

The video tutorial explains how to efficiently use multiple terminal windows in Linux systems. It covers opening multiple terminals, using tabs, and introduces programs like Tmux and Terminator for enhanced multitasking. The tutorial provides a step-by-step guide on installing and using Terminator, including its features, shortcuts, and customization options. It concludes with tips on improving productivity and efficiency when working with terminals.

What is one of the main benefits of using multiple terminal windows simultaneously?

• It increases the speed of the computer.

• It automatically saves all open files.

• It allows for multitasking with different tasks in each terminal.

• It reduces the need for a mouse.

Which keyboard shortcut is used to open a new tab in a terminal window?

• Ctrl + T

• Ctrl + Shift + T

• Ctrl + Alt + T

• Ctrl + Shift + N

What is the primary function of the Terminator program?

• To browse the internet

• To compile code

• To edit text files

• To manage multiple terminal windows within a single interface

How can you split a window horizontally in Terminator?

• Right-click and select 'New Tab'

• Use the shortcut Ctrl + Shift + O

• Use the shortcut Ctrl + Shift + E

• Right-click and select 'Split Horizontally'

Which shortcut allows you to toggle full screen for a terminal in Terminator?

• Ctrl + Shift + F

• Ctrl + Shift + X

• Ctrl + Alt + F

• Ctrl + F11

What can you customize in Terminator's preferences?

• The computer's hardware settings

• The terminal's color, font, and size

• The internet connection

• The operating system

How can you save a layout in Terminator for future use?

• By pressing Ctrl + S

• By right-clicking, selecting preferences, and adding a new layout

• By using the 'Save As' option in the file menu

• By closing the terminal and reopening it