Kommandoradsbaserade

Kommandoradsbaserade, also known as command-line-based or CLI (Command Line Interface) systems, are software applications or operating systems that are operated through a text-based interface. Users interact with the system by typing commands into a terminal or command prompt, which are then executed by the system. This method of interaction is in contrast to graphical user interfaces (GUIs), which use windows, icons, and a mouse.

Command-line interfaces are often preferred by power users, system administrators, and developers due to their efficiency and flexibility. They allow for precise control over system operations and can be automated through scripting. Common tasks such as file manipulation, software installation, and system configuration can be performed more quickly and with fewer errors using CLI commands.

However, CLI systems can have a steeper learning curve compared to GUIs, as users must memorize or look up commands and syntax. They also lack the visual feedback and ease of use that GUIs provide. Despite these challenges, command-line interfaces remain a valuable tool in the modern computing landscape, offering a powerful alternative to graphical interfaces.