Käsuriba
Käsuriba is an Estonian term that translates to "command bar" or "command line." It refers to a user interface element in computer systems where users can input commands to control the system or applications. This is a fundamental aspect of many operating systems and software programs, allowing for more direct and powerful interaction than graphical user interfaces.
Historically, käsuriba was a primary method of interacting with early computers, where users would type textual
Common examples of käsuriba environments include the Command Prompt in Windows, Terminal in macOS and Linux,