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Opening a terminal
The terminal is a more efficient way of navigating Puredyne. Opening applications, copying files, checking your settings - you can get around the whole system in a terminal. While our documentation files will concentrate on navigating Puredyne through the graphical user interface (GUI), the advantage of using a terminal is both a better understanding of the system and, eventually, speed. Regardless of whether you will use it day-to-day, there are bound to be times when you will need a terminal.
There are four ways to open a terminal:
Click on the Terminal icon Image:Puredyne-terminal-icon.png in the bottom toolbar
Right click on the desktop and choose "Open Terminal Here" from the context menu
click on the main menu icon in the bottom toolbar and choose "Terminal"
Press the following key-combination on your keyboard CTRL+ALT+ENTER