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| Terminal provides a Bash shell command line, with access to all of the usual cryptic Unix commands, which are generally considered beyond the capabilities of elementary-school children. However, there are always exceptions. A good starting point is [http://en.flossmanuals.net/bin/view/CommandLineIntro/WebHome Introduction to the Gnu/Linux Command Line] from FLOSS Manuals. | | == Terminal == |
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| Midnight Commander is a character mode file manager that can run directly in Terminal. Install it with
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| sudo yum install mc
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| Be sure to configure Lynx-like motion in '''Options:Configuration'''. This lets you navigate the directory tree with the cursor keys.
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| The user can configure Sugar either in the UI, or using sugar-control-panel from the command line.
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| One of the most requested commands is
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| setxkbmap ''keyboard''
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| where ''keyboard'' can be us (US English), dvorak, fr (French), and so on. See [http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Keyboards olpc:Keyboards] for more.
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| Many terminal users find a white-on-black terminal easier on the eyes than the black-on-white Sugar's Terminal defaults to. You can edit the file <tt>~/.sugar/default/terminalrc</tt> and swap the values of <tt>fg_color</tt> and <tt>bg_color</tt> to switch to white-on-black.
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Latest revision as of 08:39, 8 June 2018
Terminal
Read at https://help.sugarlabs.org/terminal.html
The source file has been moved to GitHub