Linux Command
Linux Command
• Top --help
Top command
Top-help command
Q or cont
• So Control-C means that if you push these two buttons,
• these two keys, then you will go back to the command prompt
• and it will exit the command
• execute top.
• And as you can see, the program is running.
• And at the bottom left, you have this blinking cursor
•
• I just type S and it did something with the program anyway.
• So let's try to type the Q
type Control C
htop command
Nano command
• And at the very bottom, you have a kind of menu.
• It's a key menu.
• And you can see here, we have always a carrot or the circumflex accent with G
• to get help or carrot X to exit, or carrot O to write out
• or to read a file, et cetera.
• So here, I imagine that carrot X means that you
• have to push the Control and the X keys to exit the program.
• So let's try Control X, and indeed, we just exited nano.
• Let's go back to nano, and let's try Control C, if it works.
• Oh, it did something because you have something that is written here,
• but he didn't exit the program.
• So Control C is doing something, and indeed here,
• you can see in the menu that Control-C and those,
• I don't know, it's written curve pose, but I don't know what it means.
• Maybe if I can get help.
• So let's right Control J--
Vim command
test