Terminal 2–Don’t assign CTRL+C for Copy

 

Terminal 2 is a powerful tools under windows to run cmd.exe, Cygwin bash and other command prompt. Users can customized their hot-key (hit CTRL+S to open the Settings dialog box). But if you assign the CTRL+C keyboard shortcut for the common “Copy to clipboard” action, you may have trouble in killing programs you run.

Prefer the “copy on select” behavior and re-assign the copy action to another shortcut (i.e. SHIFT+CTRL+C).

After that change, you run program and stop them with CTRL+C as in the classic cmd.exe (windows prompt)