
What does "TTY" stand for? - Ask Ubuntu
TTY was the device name for terminals on the PDP-7 and PDP-11 that Unix originated on, it probably went back to the PDP-1 and who knows what before that. So when they started …
What is a tty, and how do I access a tty? - Ask Ubuntu
A tty, short for teletype and perhaps more commonly called a terminal, is a device which lets you interact with the system by sending and receiving data, such as commands and the output …
Why does my question have 2(Now Three) close vote? (What does …
I think we should edit the question to be more generic, I.e. "what is a tty" vs " what does tty mean". As Braiam points out, the question is really close to being an English question.
command line - Understanding "tty" and "ttyS"? - Ask Ubuntu
Jul 4, 2022 · It can be treated as a normal tty device, except that it won't work until one of the other tty%d devices has been initialized and assigned as console. ttyS%d are hardware serial …
What is tty7/tty2 in the commandline? - Ask Ubuntu
Jul 12, 2022 · The name of TTY actually comes from the old days of computers: then computers even had teletypewriters as terminal, so you could see the output of programs printed (tty = …
What's the difference between Ctrl-Alt-F1 and Ctrl-Alt-F3?
Where you can use another tty to start, stop a service or do some kind of command line instructions, or do something in mysql. same goes for analyzing CPU usages on your system: …
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What does "TTY" stand for? On the Wikipedia's article on terminals under the hard copy terminals section of the article it says this "Early user terminals connected to computers were …
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What does "TTY" stand for? On the Wikipedia's article (Computer terminal) under the hard copy terminals section of the article it says this "Early user terminals connected to computers were …
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What does "TTY" stand for? On the Wikipedia's article (Computer terminal) under the hard copy terminals section of the article it says this "Early user terminals connected to computers were …
what does the -aux option of ps stand for? - Ask Ubuntu
They all have a meaning, for example -v means "Verbose" -l means "List" The ps command lists all running processes, but if you pass it the -aux option, it displays processes from all users, …