To set a modifier combination that, if held while a window is clicked upon, will safely & quickly close it, click here and select the desired key(s).
NB: this will not work on normal floating windows but will work on the Strip bar (see the docs.)
The Strip bar will hide when a screen saver is running or when the menu bar is hidden (in some games and graphics programs).
To always hide the Strip bar when a screen saver is running or when the menu bar is hidden (in some games and graphics programs), click this radio button.
To set a key combination that will do nothing, click here and press the desired combo.
I like to set this to the help key on extended keyboards because I often find myself accidently hitting help when I meant to press the delete key.
To set a key combination that will execute the command on the left, click here and press the desired combo.
The command can also be executed from Terminator窶冱 menu on the Control Strip.
To select an application that will not be quit during a quit all operation, click here.
Warning: The preferences will be automatically saved and closed before the open dialog appears. This is to workaround a Control Strip API limitation.
To turn off the code that does not quit the program chosen below when a quit all command is chosen, click this check box.
To turn on the code that makes the quit all commands not quit the application chosen below, click this check box.
To select this application, click the button below (please look at its balloon help.)
The Strip bar will always be hidden when the mouse moves a little bit outside of the area where the bar is because this radio button is currently enabled.
To always hide the Strip bar when the mouse moves a little bit outside of the area where the bar is, click this radio button.
The Strip bar will always be hidden when the mouse moves into this corner of your main monitor because this radio button is currently enabled.
To always hide the Strip bar when the mouse moves into this corner of your main monitor, click this radio button.
All of Terminator窶冱 bar hiding features are disabled because this radio button is enabled.
To disable all of Terminator窶冱 bar hiding features, click this radio button.
This check box is currently disabled because you do not have a corner of the screen selected.
You must select a corner of the screen before using this option so that the window knows where to appear.
To make Terminator not show it窶冱 small floating window, click this check box.
If an item is dragged over this window, the Strip bar will be immediatly shown and drawn so that you can continue to drag onto the bar.
To show a small floating window in the corner of the screen selected above, click this check box.
If an item is dragged over this window, the Strip bar will be immediatly shown and drawn so that you can continue to drag onto the bar.
The Strip bar will always be shown when the mouse moves into the area where the bar would be if it were visible because this radio button is currently enabled.
To always show the Strip bar when the mouse moves into the area where the bar would be if it were visible, click this radio button.
The Strip bar will always be shown when the mouse moves into this corner of your main monitor because this radio button is currently enabled.
To always show the Strip bar when the mouse moves into this corner of your main monitor, click this radio button.
All of Terminator窶冱 bar showing features are disabled because this radio button is enabled.
To disable all of Terminator窶冱 bar showing features, click this radio button.
To go to the other preferences page and back, click here.
The settings on this page will remain the same but will only be saved if you click on the OK button.
To cancel any changes to the settings and close this dialog, click here (or press esc or the command-period sequence.)
Your preferences will not be changed or saved.
To confirm the settings in this box and close this dialog, click here (or press the Return or Enter key.)
