GNOME Terminal

GNOME Terminal is a free and open-source terminal emulator for the GNOME desktop environment on Linux and Unix-like operating systems. It provides a command-line interface for executing shell commands, running text-based applications, and managing system tasks. The terminal supports features like multiple tabs, customizable profiles, and accessibility options.

Also known as: Gnome Terminal, gnome-terminal, GNOME terminal, gnome term, gnome shell terminal

Why learn GNOME Terminal?

Developers should use GNOME Terminal when working on GNOME-based Linux systems for efficient command-line operations, such as software development, system administration, and scripting. It is particularly useful for tasks like compiling code, managing files, and using version control systems like Git, offering a lightweight and integrated solution within the GNOME ecosystem.

Learning Resources

• docs: GNOME Terminal Official Documentation
• tutorial: Linux Terminal Tutorial for Beginners
• course: Master the Linux Command Line on Udemy
• video: GNOME Terminal Features Overview Video
• book: The Linux Command Line Book by William Shotts