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Tera Term

Tera Term. Brian Smith Chris Vasse Zaheemat Adetoro William Newton Tom Presgraves. Table of Contents. Overview of Tera Term List Command Change Directory Command Create a New Directory Command Copy a File Command Remove a File Command Pico Text Editor Xemacs Text Editor

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Tera Term

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  1. Tera Term Brian Smith Chris Vasse Zaheemat Adetoro William Newton Tom Presgraves

  2. Table of Contents • Overview of Tera Term • List Command • Change Directory Command • Create a New Directory Command • Copy a File Command • Remove a File Command • Pico Text Editor • Xemacs Text Editor • Create a New File Command • Manual Pages

  3. Overview • Secure telnet program • Protects passwords, user names and information sent across the network. • Replaces Telnet on Windows • Gives access to mail and data on student’s accounts • Free

  4. LS - Command • List Command – List the files and directories in the current directory • Syntax • Linux%> ls • Linux%> ls –l • Linux%> ls -a

  5. CD - Command • Change directory - Switches the current directory to a specified directory • Syntax • Linux%> cd <directory name> • Note: To move up the directory tree, use “..” for the directory name.

  6. Mkdir - Command • Make Directory – Creates a new sub-directory in the current directory. • Syntax • Linux%> mkdir <NewDirectoryName>

  7. MV - Command • Renames a file from the old file name, the first argument, to the new file name, the second argument. • Syntax • Linux%> mv <OldFileName><NewFileName>

  8. RM - command • Removes a file in the current directory • Syntax: • Linux%> rm <fileName> • Linux will prompt you to confirm this request.

  9. Pico - Command • Pico is a text editor used to view current text and programming language documents. • Syntax • Linux%> pico • Linux%> pico <FileName> • Note: The file name does not have to be explicitly defined. If no file name is defined, then a temporary buffer will be used.

  10. Xemacs - Command • Xemacs is another text editor for editing text and programming files. • Syntax • Linux%> xemacs • Linux%> xemacs <FileName> • Note: If a file name is not explicitly defined, then a temporary buffer will be used.

  11. Touch - Command • Creates a new file in the current directory • Syntax • Linux%> touch <FileName>

  12. Man - Command • Manual Pages – Displays the manual pages for a command or function. • Syntax • Man <commandName> • Man <functionName> • Man man

  13. Questions?

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