Terminal Temple is an online terminal simulator. It is a web-based terminal emulator that simulates a terminal in your browser (shell, bash, zsh, etc.).

This is a console simulator for both Windows Command Prompt and Ubuntu Terminal, built entirely with HTML, JavaScript, and CSS. Supported commands will be listed in the Features section. Note that only two commands are available for Windows CMD, as most efforts were focused on the Ubuntu Terminal, so it's recommended to try that instead.

Your first challenge is to print "hello world" on the terminal in a single command. Hint: There are many ways to print text on the command line, one way is with the 'echo' command. Try it below and good luck! One-line shell challenges, to help improve your skill on the commandline.

Start using the terminal directly from your browser with no installation required. Personalize your terminal with different prompts and themes to suit your preferences. Run Fedora commands programmatically through our API. For more details, view our API documentation. Start interacting with the Fedora terminal directly from your browser.

Practice real terminal commands in an actual terminal window directly in your browser. Platform tracks your input and offers immediate guidance. Avoid mistakes and quickly learn the correct way to use commands. Main Course: Get the essentials fast with interactive lessons. Command Walkthroughs: Learn popular commands step by step.

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Everything you need to know to get started with the command line. Try commands right in your browser in an interactive online terminal. You need to enable JavaScript to run this app.

This is the Windows Command Prompt/CMD emulator, completely made in Python! It has the capacity to make folders, delete folders, and do a lot of commands such as "cd ..", "cd", "rd", "md", "echo", and "help".

The **tERMINAL** interprets instructions given through a command line interface simulator. If you want anything from it you will need to type it down. You can start by accessing the help section. To do this type ' man ' and then hit Enter/Return.