When set to 'normal' the Terminator window opens normally. If True the window will resize in step with font sizes, if False it will follow pixels Anything outside the range 0-20 (inclusive) will be ignored and use your default theme value. 'system' means the focus will match that used by a GNOME window manager.Ĭontrols the width of the separator between terminals. 'sloppy' means the focus will follow the mouse pointer. 'click' means the focus only moves to a terminal after you click in it. If this configuration item is set to False, or the python dbus module is unavailable, running Terminator multiple times will run a separate Terminator process for each invocation.Ĭontrol how focus is given to terminals. When this server is loaded, running Terminator multiple times will cause the first Terminator process to open additional windows. These are the options Terminator currently supports in the global_config section:Ĭontrol whether or not Terminator will load its DBus server. Single quotes are valid tooĬustom_command = "echo \"foo#bar\"" #Final comment - this will work as expected.īelow are the individual sections that can exist in the config file:
This is what a Terminator config file should look like:įoreground_color = "#FFFFFF" # Note that hex colour values must be quoted
Normally the config file will be ~/.config/terminator/config, but it may be overridden with $XDG_CONFIG_HOME (in which case it will be $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/terminator/config)
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