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GNOME Terminal
- Definition: GNOME Terminal is the default terminal emulator for the GNOME desktop environment, providing a command-line interface (CLI) for users to interact with the system.
- Function: Allows users to run shell commands, scripts, and other text-based applications, providing access to the underlying system and its functionalities.
- Features:
- Multiple Tabs and Windows: Open multiple tabs within a single terminal window or multiple terminal windows.
- Customization: Customize the appearance, including font, color schemes, and background transparency.
- Profiles: Create and manage different profiles with specific settings for various tasks.
- Integration: Integrates with other GNOME applications and services, such as GNOME Shell and GNOME Keyring.
- Keyboard Shortcuts: Use keyboard shortcuts for common tasks, such as opening new tabs, switching between tabs, and copy-pasting text.
- Usage: Used for a wide range of tasks, including system administration, development, and running text-based applications.
Examples
- Launching GNOME Terminal:
* From the Activities Overview, search for "Terminal" or "GNOME Terminal" and click on the application icon.
- Common tasks in GNOME Terminal:
- Opening a new tab: Press Ctrl+Shift+T.
- Switching between tabs: Press Ctrl+Page Up/Page Down.
- Customizing the terminal: Access the Preferences menu to change appearance settings, manage profiles, and configure shortcuts.
Summary
- GNOME Terminal: Default terminal emulator for the GNOME desktop environment, providing a customizable command-line interface for running shell commands and text-based applications.
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