Terminal Short Cut

[xxarmoxx]

is there a quick keyboard shortcut that pops up a terminal window?

 

[mkrishnan]

In OS X without X11 launched, no...

But, you can install this freeware:

http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/19421

And it will let you assign hotkeys to launch any apps, including the terminal.app Aqua interface.

 

[SC68Cal]

could always use the voice commands. Yell at your computer like the abusive father you never were.

 

[yetanotherdave]

quicksilver FTW!

 

[yg17]

quicksilver FTW!

Ctrl+space ter enter FTW!

 

[Legolamb]

could always use the voice commands. Yell at your computer like the abusive father you never were.

I nearly spit out my coffee on my machine, you wicked, wicked, guy

 

[pianoman181]

I'm a keyboard guy myself, so I usually just do Command-Shift-A, followed by U, Command-down arrow (now in Utilities Dir), then Ter, Command-down arrow. Sounds like a pain but that's how I launch all my apps. I rarely use the mouse now. Very quick and painless

 

[mms]

I'm a keyboard guy myself, so I usually just do Command-Shift-A, followed by U, Command-down arrow (now in Utilities Dir), then Ter, Command-down arrow. Sounds like a pain but that's how I launch all my apps. I rarely use the mouse now. Very quick and painless

You know Cmd-Shift-U takes you straight to the Utilities directory right? Then it's just Cmd-Shift-U Term.

 

[hanschien]

You know Cmd-Shift-U takes you straight to the Utilities directory right? Then it's just Cmd-Shift-U Term.

Only works if Finder/desktop is selected first.

 

[mms]

Only works if Finder/desktop is selected first.

Same with Cmd-Shift-A.

I was just noting that there was an easier way to do it than the way pianoman suggested (I even quoted his post).

 

[hanschien]

Same with Cmd-Shift-A.

I was just noting that there was an easier way to do it than the way pianoman suggested (I even quoted his post).

Sorry, I tried to quote both posts
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Command + Space Bar, "Term", down arrow, enter