Samsung LF17SPZLSE/EDC, LF19SPZLSE/EDC manual Xterm, Command Description

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Xterm

Xterm is the terminal used in STC wherein we can execute local commands using a shell. It is the basic busybox shell that is used in the Xterm as the command prompt. The X-term can be used to perform all the functionalities that we can do from the various application GUIs. The terminal can be invoked from the start menu, desktop icon, mouse right click or from shortcut provided on the taskbar.

We can also perform many functions with the Xterm using the local commands. One of them is to view the contents of a directory using the 'ls' command. Also we can use the commands like 'cp' and 'mv' for file management purpose. The Xterm is a shell similar to the Linux Terminal, but with far less number of applications. Here is a list of some of the common local commands that can be performed on the thin client:

List of Common Commands

Command

Description

ls

Lists the contents of a directory

cp

Copies file/directories from source to destination

mv

Moves file/directories from source to destination

df

Displays disk space usage by the filesystems mounted on the thin client

cal

Displays the calendar

cat

Displays the contents of a file

clear

Clears the terminal window screen

date

Displays the current time

dhclient

Get IP information using DHCP broadcast

du

Summarize disk space utilization for each file/directory

dmesg

Print or control kernel ring buffer

echo

Print a text or variable value on the terminal

firefox

Starts Mozilla Firefox web browser

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