'<Ctrl><Alt>t'

Keyboard shortcut used in Nautilus for Open Here extension

false

Whether the keyboard shortcut opens a remote terminal in remote directories

'gnome-terminal'

Terminal used in Nautilus for Open Here extension

""

Command that opens a local terminal if terminal is set to "custom"

Every occurence of "%s" in the command will be replaced with the path where the terminal should be opened. Any number of "%s" in the command are valid, including 0. ""

Command that opens a remote terminal if terminal is set to "custom"

Every occurence of "%s" in the command will be replaced with an ssh command that connects to the remote server. There should be at least 1 "%s" in the command. false

Whether to display specific or generic terminal name.

If false, "Alacritty", "Xterm" or other specific terminal names will be used. If true, "Terminal" or it's translation will be used. false

Whether the new terminal should be opened in a new tab or in a new window

"off"

Whether the command used should be a flatpak version of the selected terminal

'off': disables flatpak. 'system': runs flatpak command with --system flag (default flatpak behavior). 'user': runs flatpak command with --user flag.