Multiple TTY Session Cheat Sheet
| TERMINAL SESSION | |
| Open the TTY session | <Ctrl><Alt><F1> through <Ctrl><Alt><F6> |
| Log in to the TTY session | Enter user name & password. |
| Use the TTY session | Use the terminal normally. |
| Log out of the TTY session | exit |
| Close the TTY session | <Ctrl><Alt><F7> |
| GUI SESSION | |
| Open the TTY session | <Ctrl><Alt><F1> through <Ctrl><Alt><F6> |
| Log in to the TTY session | Enter user name & password. |
| Start the GUI | startx |
| Use the GUI | Use the GUI normally. |
| Log out of the GUI | Use the GUI menu to log out (not shut down). |
| Log out of the TTY session | exit |
| Close the TTY session | <Ctrl><Alt><F7> |
| MANAGE SESSIONS | |
| View TTY sessions | w |
| Display the current TTY session | tty |
| Go to a new TTY session | <Ctrl><Alt><F1> through <Ctrl><Alt><F6> |
| Go to the default TTY session | <Ctrl><Alt><F7> |
Obligatory Happy Ending
And they all lived happily ever after. The end.
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Actually, the happy ending is optional, it is the hello world that is obligatory xD.
Comment by Anonymous — November 15, 2014 @ 4:54 am
Now why didn’t I think of that? I’ll have to do that in my next blog. (:
Comment by mostlylinux — November 15, 2014 @ 9:11 pm