On Ubuntu, I’ve run into a small issue with the integrated terminal. When using the Ctrl+W shortcut to close a file, if the terminal is in focus, it closes the terminal prompt window instead. This happens because Ctrl+W is a default shortcut for closing windows in Ubuntu’s terminal.
To improve the user experience, I’d like to request a feature to lock open the terminal prompt window, preventing it from being accidentally closed by shortcuts like Ctrl+W. This could be implemented as a toggle in the terminal settings, ensuring the terminal stays open until explicitly closed via a dedicated action (e.g., a close button or a different shortcut).
This addition would make workflows smoother, especially for users who frequently switch between the editor and terminal. Thank you for considering this feature—I’m happy to provide more details if needed!