Linux Terminal Emulator
Type linux commands to view output. To chat, place text inside {{ and }}
The Linux Terminal Emulator is a text-based app that allows you to execute Linux commands and view their output. Whether you're a Linux enthusiast or just curious about the command line, this app provides a virtual terminal environment where you can explore and interact with various commands. Simply type commands like 'pwd' to view your current directory, 'ls -l' to list files and directories with detailed information, or even chat by placing text inside double curly brackets {{ and }}. With access to a browser and DALL-E, this app offers a seamless experience for learning and experimenting with Linux commands.
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Learn how to use Linux Terminal Emulator effectively! Here are a few example prompts, tips, and the documentation of available commands.
Example prompts
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Prompt 1: "What is my current working directory?"
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Prompt 2: "Show me the contents of the current directory with detailed information."
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Prompt 3: "I encountered an error. Can you help me understand what it means?"
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Prompt 4: "Print the text 'Hello World'."
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Prompt 5: "Create a new file named 'myfile.txt'."
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Prompt 6: "Create a new folder named 'newfolder'."
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Prompt 7: "Find all files named 'myfile.txt' in the current directory and its subdirectories."
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Prompt 8: "Display the username of the current user."
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Prompt 9: "Show the current date and time."
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Prompt 10: "Display the system's uptime."
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Prompt 11: "Show the disk space usage."
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Prompt 12: "Display the amount of free memory."
Features and commands
pwd: Prints the current working directory.ls -l: Lists the contents of the current directory with detailed information.{{ Can you explain this error? }}: Requests assistance in understanding a specific error.echo 'Hello World': Prints the text "Hello World" to the terminal.touch myfile.txt: Creates a new file named 'myfile.txt'.mkdir newfolder: Creates a new folder named 'newfolder'.find . -name "myfile.txt": Searches for all files named 'myfile.txt' in the current directory and its subdirectories.whoami: Displays the username of the current user.date: Shows the current date and time.uptime: Displays the system's uptime.df: Shows the disk space usage.free: Displays the amount of free memory.