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Glossary

Command interpreter A

program that reads lines of text

from standard input (typed at the

keyboard or read from a ﬁle) and

interprets them as requests to

execute commands or programs.

An HP-UX command interpreteris

called a shell. See also shell.

Command option Information

you provide on a command line to

indicate any special action you

want the command to take, or

mode in which to operate. See

also default.

Conﬁguration The arrangement

of a workstation or network as

deﬁned by the nature,number, and

chief characteristics of its

functional units. More speciﬁcally,

the term “conﬁguration” may refer

to a hardware conﬁguration or a

software conﬁguration.

Console. The tty (terminal) the

system was booted from. The

console is associated with the

monitor where all system

messages are displayed. The

system administrator sends

messages to other system users

from this tty.

Control key sequence. A

keystroke combination used as a

shorthand way of specifying

commands. To enter a control key

sequence, hold down the “Ctrl” key

while pressing another key.

CPU See Central Processing

Unit.

Current directory See current

working directory.

Current session The work and

processes that have been created

since you logged into the system

(and before you log out again).

See also session.

Current working directory The

directory from which a

relative-pathname search begins,

as well as the directory in which

you are currently working. It is

also called the “working directory”

or “current directory.”

Cursor The small, usually

blinking, box or underline

displayed in whatever screen or

window is active at any particular

time. The cursor marks your

current typing position on the

screen and indicates which

program (HP CDE terminal

window or shell) will receive your

typed commands.

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