Terminálokban

Terminálokban is a Polish-language term that translates to "in terminals" or "terminals" in English. It most commonly refers to computer terminals, which are electronic or electromechanical hardware devices that are used for entering data into and receiving data from a computer or a computing system. In modern computing, the term often refers to a command-line interface (CLI) application, also known as a terminal emulator, that simulates a physical terminal. This allows users to interact with the operating system or software by typing commands and receiving text-based output.

Historically, physical computer terminals were distinct hardware units, often consisting of a keyboard and a screen, connected to a central computer. These were prevalent before the widespread adoption of personal computers. Today, while physical terminals are rare, the concept persists through software emulators. These emulators are essential tools for system administrators, developers, and power users who prefer or require text-based interaction for tasks such as scripting, remote server management, and software development. Common terminal emulators include GNOME Terminal, Konsole, iTerm2, and Windows Terminal. The functionality provided by these software terminals allows for efficient execution of commands, manipulation of files, and access to system resources.