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I'm sorry what? Ctrl+Alt+t is bound to opening a terminal emulator (whichever I fancy ATM) on any system I use. I know it's a Ubuntu binding but I got so used to it if I'm ever on a system that doesn't have it I just hammer it 15 times till I gather that it's not set up there so this would never work for me ๐
Yeah, i just mean open terminal then type xkill and click. I thought ctrl+alt+t was the default in ubuntu/mint