In Visual Studio Code / Codium on Linux, the key binding Ctrl+Shift+c opens a new external terminal. This does not work together with vscodevim extension where I often need to copy to the system and always need to fall back to visual mode, then mark, then press the three buttons "*y to get it to the system clipboard.
How can I change or delete the keybinding?
File -> Preferences -> Keyboard shortcuts [Ctrl+K Ctrl+S] is where you find those settings.
You can type the key combinations into the search field on that page as well.
Looking up Ctrl + Shift + C shows a couple of commands, including Open New External Terminal which you are searching for. If you type "Ctrl + Shift + C", you get the two that have just this shortcut.
To get rid of it completely, just click it and hit Del on your keyboard or use the context menu entry.
Or change it to another shortcut, it will tell you which shortcut you will overwrite then if the shortcut is already in use. In this case, a terminal can always be opened from the Linux desktop with Ctrl+Shift+T anyway. Thus, just delete it, you will not miss the shortcut in Codium.
Ctrl + Shift + C does show me cuple commands, including Open New External Terminal which are you searching for.
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May 25, 2022 at 10:09
Ctrl+Shift+C to copy to the system terminal. I still have to use "*y in v mode instead. the answer is still right, of course. For how to use the system clipboard when using vscodevim extension, see the new Q/A How to Ctrl+C copy to the system clipboard using vscodevim extension in vscode/codium without using the v mode's system clipboard register "*y?.
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May 26, 2022 at 21:28