terminal emulator

A graphical terminal emulator program is often used to access the CLI from a Linux desktop.

Components are programs that handle basic tasks, like the terminal emulator, the text editor and the email client.

Every time the student presses Enter, the student's terminal emulator output is synchronized with the instructor's.

This service allows you to configure your default terminal emulator.

The application developed in this tutorial is targeted at internal users accustomed to using a traditional fat-client terminal emulator.

A primitive terminal emulator in the kernel provided the text mode necessary to boot the machine.

If a student has a question during an exercise, the instructor can look at the proper terminal emulator to see what the student is doing.

Any applications running in a terminal emulator will be killed if you close the terminal emulator.

The script lets you run a second terminal emulator so you can follow everything a user is doing in real time.

All KDE applications which invoke a terminal emulator application should honor this setting.

If a program (such as a terminal emulator) connects to that port, it will get the tapped stream from the mainframe through the connection.

Minicom is a free terminal emulator for Linux.

Because the input and output of the script are already connected to the user's terminal emulator, this part is very simple.

First off open up 'Konsole' or your favourite terminal emulator and paste the following