Put Alt+F2 on your desktop and type gconf-editor. Then, go to apps/gnome-terminal/keybindings:
Find Copy and Paste, and take away the
NOTE: This will remove
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Tip: Enable copy and paste from the keyboard in the terminal
They realize they can not make Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V to copy and paste files in Terminal? If you have not noticed, are dull XD. But do not worry, here a solution.
Put Alt+F2 on your desktop and type gconf-editor. Then, go to apps/gnome-terminal/keybindings:
Find Copy and Paste, and take away the, and will only c or v, as applicable. And presto, problem solved.
NOTE: This will remove
Put Alt+F2 on your desktop and type gconf-editor. Then, go to apps/gnome-terminal/keybindings:
Find Copy and Paste, and take away the
NOTE: This will remove
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