How do you use the terminal in Ubuntu?
In Ubuntu, Terminal is an application used for executing command line operations. You can open Terminal by pressing the Ctrl + Alt + T keys, or by selecting the “Terminal” option in the application menu.
In Terminal, you can input various commands to carry out different operations, such as:
- List the contents of the current directory.
- Create a folder with the name “folder_name”.
- change the directory to the specified path
- Copy the source file to the destination.
- delete the file “file_name”
In addition, various other commands and options can be used to perform advanced operations such as searching for files, managing processes, and installing software packages. To learn more about commands and their usage, you can enter “man command_name” in the Terminal to view the command’s manual page. If you need assistance or have other questions, you can also enter “help” or “–help” in the Terminal to access relevant help information.
