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On other distro's of Linux I've been able to press ALT+F2, or CTRL+ALT+F2, and enter into non-GUI instances of Terminal. (Theses are termed login terminals?)
I've been trying to do this with Kali Linux, with no luck.
I'm running Kali on a MAC, dual boot with OS X.
Everything else seems to be functioning fine.
Thanks very much,
BirdFriend
Last edited by haken29a; 2016-02-23 at 22:34. Reason: Title
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Hi there try this
press ALT + F2 and type:
gnome-terminal
in that go to
Applications –> System tools –> Preferences –> System Settings
in system settings
Keyboard > Shortcuts
now click custom shortcut
add the desired short key and the command
like (loginshell,genome-shell,bashterminal) whatever
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