I accidentally unchecked View -> Show Menubar which hides the menubar for gnome-terminal, and there doesn't appear to be a keyboard shortcut to show the menubar again.
How can I make gnome-terminal show the menubar again?
Right click anywhere inside the terminal, and you'll get a similar pop up menu that lets you reenable it.
If you're running an application like vi you won't get this menu. In that case exit or suspend the application first, then it should work. (I.e. ^Z (control-Z) to suspend, then right click to get this menu, and select Show MenuBar, then finally enter % and ↵ Enter to resume.)
If you read the man gnome-terminal you can find this:
--show-menubar
Turn on the menu bar for the last-specified window; applies
to only one window; can be specified once for each window you
create from the command line.
To add to Jorge Castro's answer (I can't comment on answers yet), holding shift while right clicking gives you (or me at least) that same context menu when running tmux or vi.
Right click anywhere inside the terminal, and you'll get a similar pop up menu that lets you reenable it.
If you're running an application like vi you won't get this menu. In that case exit or suspend the application first, then it should work. (I.e.
^Z(control-Z) to suspend, then right click to get this menu, and select Show MenuBar, then finally enter%and↵ Enterto resume.)You can also make it via terminal command line:
If you read the
man gnome-terminalyou can find this:--show-menubar Turn on the menu bar for the last-specified window; applies to only one window; can be specified once for each window you create from the command line.To add to Jorge Castro's answer (I can't comment on answers yet), holding shift while right clicking gives you (or me at least) that same context menu when running tmux or vi.