terminálból

"Terminálból" is a Hungarian term that translates to "from the terminal" in English, commonly used in computing contexts. In Hungarian software development and user communities, it refers to the command-line interface (CLI) or terminal window, where users interact with an operating system by typing text commands rather than using a graphical user interface (GUI).

The term originates from the Hungarian word "terminál," which means terminal—a device or software application that allows users to input commands and receive output. In modern computing, this typically involves a terminal emulator, a program that simulates a physical terminal. Users in Hungary often refer to this environment as "terminálból dolgozni" (working from the terminal) or "terminálból futtatni" (running from the terminal), emphasizing the importance of command-line operations in tasks like system administration, scripting, and automation.

The terminal is widely used for tasks such as file management, software installation, network configuration, and debugging. It is particularly valued for its efficiency, precision, and the ability to execute complex operations with minimal user input. Many developers and system administrators in Hungary, as well as globally, rely on terminal-based tools like Bash, Zsh, or PowerShell for their workflows.

While graphical interfaces have become more prevalent, the terminal remains a fundamental tool for advanced users, offering greater control and flexibility. In Hungarian technical documentation and tutorials, references to "terminálból" highlight the importance of command-line proficiency in modern computing environments.