To use the command line Terminal on Ubuntu, you can open it by pressing Ctrl + Alt + T or by searching for "Terminal" in the application menu. Once open, you can execute commands by typing them and pressing Enter.
For example, to list all files and directories in the current location, you can use the command:
ls
To create a new directory named "example", you would use:
mkdir example
And to navigate into that directory:
cd example
Ubuntu's Terminal is a powerful tool for interacting with the operating system, managing files, installing software, and running scripts.
If you're working within a cloud environment, such as Tencent Cloud, you might use the Terminal to manage your cloud servers through SSH. For instance, after setting up a cloud server on Tencent Cloud, you can connect to it using the Terminal with a command like:
ssh username@server_ip_address
This allows you to remotely manage your server's resources and configurations.