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A terminal is just a keyboard and a screen that are connected to the computer through the network, over a modem, or directly. Your keyboard and monitor form a terminal that is directly attached to the computer: This special terminal is often also called the console. | #language en ~-[[DebianWiki/EditorGuide#Translations|Translation(s)]]: English - [[es/terminal|Español]] - [[fr/terminal|Français]] - [[it/terminal|Italiano]] - [[ru/terminal|Русский]]-~ |
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In some sense: *A terminal is a '''text''' terminal display *And a '''X''' is '''graphical''' (or ["GUI"]) terminal display (["XFree86"]) *[http://packages.debian.org/unstable/gnome/gnome-terminal.html Gnome terminal, a terminal for Gnome environment ]. * http://linux.org.mt/article/terminal . |
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See ["Bash"]. | * A computer terminal is just a keyboard and a screen that are connected to the computer through the network, over a modem, or directly. Your keyboard and monitor form a terminal that is directly attached to the computer. * More often, in Linux a terminal is a CommandLine interface or a software that displays an interactive [[Shell]] (e.g. [[Bash]]) in a graphical environment ([[XWindowSystem|X Window]]): * [[DebianPkg:xterm]] a terminal for the X Window System * [[DebianPkg:gnome-terminal]] a terminal for GNOME desktop environment * [[DebianPkg:konsole]] a terminal for KDE * [[DebianPkg:xfce4-terminal]] a terminal for Xfce * [[DebianPkg:eterm]] a terminal for Enlightenment == See also == * [[Bash]] * [[CommandLineInterface]] |
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Terminal (also called the console) has different meanings:
- A computer terminal is just a keyboard and a screen that are connected to the computer through the network, over a modem, or directly. Your keyboard and monitor form a terminal that is directly attached to the computer.
More often, in Linux a terminal is a CommandLine interface or a software that displays an interactive Shell (e.g. Bash) in a graphical environment (X Window):
xterm a terminal for the X Window System
gnome-terminal a terminal for GNOME desktop environment
konsole a terminal for KDE
xfce4-terminal a terminal for Xfce
eterm a terminal for Enlightenment