Across
- 2. That is a single terminal emulator connected to a single user login and shell.
- 4. It starts a secure communication link between itself as the client and another host
- 5. It is any text-mode user interface to the Linux operating system that allows the user to type commands and see the results as text output.
- 6. It refers to present working directory, which you might know as the “current directory.”
- 7. It is the line on the terminal that contains the command prompts and any command you enter.
- 8. It refers to a emulator software that provides a means of interacting with a Unix/Linux computer.
Down
- 1. It is the primary terminal connected to a host.
- 3. It is the command interpreter for the operating system.
- 4. That utility allows launching multiple shells in a single terminal session and provides means to navigate between the running shells.
- 5. It is what you type on the command line in order to tell Linux what you want it to do for you.
- 6. Its is a string of characters that sits there with a cursor