Unable to clear terminal using `Ctrl + L` in guest OS
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So, I am using XUbuntu 18.04 version, inside Oracle Virtual Box 5.2.18. Now, whenever I press CTRL+L, it gives me a prompt saying it's going to switch to seamless mode, but I want my terminal to clear itself.
Any help? I am using Windows 10 as my host OS.
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So, I am using XUbuntu 18.04 version, inside Oracle Virtual Box 5.2.18. Now, whenever I press CTRL+L, it gives me a prompt saying it's going to switch to seamless mode, but I want my terminal to clear itself.
Any help? I am using Windows 10 as my host OS.
Please comment if you need any other information?
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So, I am using XUbuntu 18.04 version, inside Oracle Virtual Box 5.2.18. Now, whenever I press CTRL+L, it gives me a prompt saying it's going to switch to seamless mode, but I want my terminal to clear itself.
Any help? I am using Windows 10 as my host OS.
Please comment if you need any other information?
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So, I am using XUbuntu 18.04 version, inside Oracle Virtual Box 5.2.18. Now, whenever I press CTRL+L, it gives me a prompt saying it's going to switch to seamless mode, but I want my terminal to clear itself.
Any help? I am using Windows 10 as my host OS.
Please comment if you need any other information?
virtualbox xubuntu shortcut-keys
virtualbox xubuntu shortcut-keys
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Either configure Virtual Box shortcut keys, or use command clear in terminal
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Either configure Virtual Box shortcut keys, or use command clear in terminal
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