jupyterlab/docs/source/user/terminal.rst

.. _terminal:

==========
Terminals
==========

JupyterLab terminals provide full support for system shells (bash, tsch,
etc.) on Mac/Linux and PowerShell on Windows. You can run anything in
your system shell with a terminal, including programs such as vim or
emacs. The terminals run on the system where the Jupyter server is
running, with the privileges of your user. Thus, if JupyterLab is
installed on your local machine, the JupyterLab terminals will run
there.

.. image:: images/terminal_layout.png
   :align: center
   :class: jp-screenshot

.. _open-terminal:

To open a new terminal, click the ``+`` button in the file browser and
select the terminal in the new Launcher tab:

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.. _close-terminal:

Closing a terminal tab will leave it running on the server, but you can
re-open it using the Running tab in the left sidebar:

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.. _Copy/Paste:



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Copy/Paste
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For both Windows and Mac users, press ``shift`` + ``right-click`` to get to the right-click menu from inside Jupyterlab terminal. Or by using shortcut keys as follows:

* **For Mac users:**

	**Copy** : ``Cmd`` + ``c`` 

	**Paste**: ``Cmd`` + ``v``


* **For Windows users (Power shell):**

	**Copy** : ``Ctrl`` + ``Insert``

	**Paste** : ``Shift`` + ``Insert``