Across
- 2. Used to display beginning part of files
- 3. Shows calendar for current month
- 7. Shows login name
- 9. Your terminal goes to default settings after typing this command
- 11. Shows current date and time
- 12. Views info documentation
- 13. Shows file content but puts it backwards
- 15. Used to manage multiple terminals on one screen
- 16. Views more of the content in text files
- 18. Shows visual representation of a directory's content
Down
- 1. Reboots the terminal
- 3. Shows file content
- 4. Used to search for key terms
- 5. Lists files
- 6. Used to display ending part of files
- 7. Shows current logged in users
- 8. Shows numbers that is part of your user account name and group names, referred to as UIDS and GIDS
- 10. Closes the terminal
- 14. Terminal screen is wiped
- 17. Shows less of the content in text files