en	It supports several profiles, multiple tabs and implements several keyboard shortcuts.

en	Open Terminal is a plugin for the Files application that adds a menu item to the context menu to open a terminal in the currently browsed directory.

en	Whether bold text should use the same color as normal text

en	Scale factor for the cell height to increase line spacing. (Does not increase the font’s height.)

en	Scale factor for the cell width to increase letter spacing. (Does not increase the font’s width.)

en	Whether to perform bidirectional text rendering

en	If true, perform bidirectional text rendering (“BiDi”).

en	Whether to perform Arabic shaping

en	If true, shape Arabic text.

en	If true, SIXEL sequences are parsed and images are rendered.

en	If true, setting bold on the first 8 colors also switches to their bright variants.

en	List of ASCII punctuation characters that are not to be treated as part of a word when doing word-wise selection

en	Number of columns in newly created terminal windows. Has no effect if use_custom_default_size is not enabled.

en	Number of rows in newly created terminal windows. Has no effect if use_custom_default_size is not enabled.

en	Number of scrollback lines to keep around. You can scroll back in the terminal by this number of lines; lines that don’t fit in the scrollback are discarded. If scrollback_unlimited is true, this value is ignored.

en	If true, scrollback lines will never be discarded. The scrollback history is stored on disk temporarily, so this may cause the system to run out of disk space if there is a lot of output to the terminal.

en	What to do with the terminal when the child command exits

en	Possible values are “close” to close the terminal, “restart” to restart the command, and “hold” to keep the terminal open with no command running inside.

en	Whether to launch the command in the terminal as a login shell

en	Controls when opening a new terminal from a previous one carries over the working directory of the opening terminal to the new one.

en	Whether to run a custom command instead of the shell

en	If true, the value of the custom_command setting will be used in place of running a shell.

en	The possible values are “system” to use the global cursor blinking settings, or “on” or “off” to set the mode explicitly.

en	Possible values are “always” or “never” allow blinking text, or only when the terminal is “focused” or “unfocused”.

en	Run this command in place of the shell, if use_custom_command is true.

en	The code sequence the Backspace key generates

en	The code sequence the Delete key generates

en	Whether to use the colors from the theme for the terminal widget

en	Whether to rewrap the terminal contents on window resize

en	Whether ambiguous-width characters are narrow or wide when using UTF-8 encoding

en	Keyboard shortcut to save the current tab contents to file

en	Keyboard shortcut to toggle full screen mode

en	Keyboard shortcut to toggle the visibility of the menubar

en	Keyboard shortcut to open the search dialog

en	Keyboard shortcut to find the next occurrence of the search term

en	Keyboard shortcut to find the previous occurrence of the search term

en	Keyboard shortcut to clear the find highlighting

en	Keyboard shortcut to move the current tab to the left

en	Keyboard shortcut to move the current tab to the right

en	Keyboard shortcut to detach current tab

en	Keyboard shortcut to switch to the numbered tab

en	Keyboard shortcut to launch help

en	Keyboard shortcut to make font larger

en	Keyboard shortcut to make font normal-size

en	Whether the menubar has access keys

en	Whether to have Alt+letter access keys for the menubar. They may interfere with some applications run inside the terminal so it’s possible to turn them off.

en	Whether shortcuts are enabled. They may interfere with some applications run inside the terminal so it’s possible to turn them off.

en	Whether the standard GTK shortcut for menubar access is enabled

en	Normally you can access the menubar with F10. This can also be customized via gtkrc (gtk-menu-bar-accel = "whatever"). This option allows the standard menubar accelerator to be disabled.

en	Whether the shell integration is enabled

en	Additional info section items to appear in the context menu

en	Whether new tabs should open next to the current one or at the last position

en	_Enable mnemonics (such as Alt+F to open the File menu)

en	Enable the _menu accelerator key (F10 by default)

en	New tab _position:

en	Option “%s” is deprecated and might be removed in a later version of gnome-terminal.

en	Use “%s” to terminate the options and put the command line to execute after it.

en	Option “%s” is no longer supported in this version of gnome-terminal.

en	Two roles given for one window

en	“%s” option given twice for the same window

en	Cannot pass FD %d twice

en	Option “%s” requires specifying the command to run on the rest of the command line

en	Do not register with the activation nameserver, do not re-use an active terminal

en	Do not pass the environment

en	Print environment variables to interact with the terminal

en	Increase diagnostic verbosity

en	Set the last specified tab as the active one in its window

en	Execute the argument to this option inside the terminal

en	Wait until the child exits

en	Forward file descriptor

en	Options to open new windows or terminal tabs; more than one of these may be specified:

en	Window options; if used before the first --window or --tab argument, sets the default for all windows:

en	Terminal options; if used before the first --window or --tab argument, sets the default for all terminals:

en	Enter name for new profile with default settings:

en	Enter name for new profile based on “%s”:

en	There was an error creating the child process for this terminal

en	The child process exited normally with status %d.

en	“file” scheme with remote hostname not supported