Terminal-based text interface

Definitions

A user interface that relies exclusively on text characters and keyboard input, typically displayed within a command-line environment.

A computer program interface that operates without a graphical user interface (GUI), using a character-based display to interact with the user.

Examples

Many system administrators prefer a terminal-based text interface for its efficiency and low resource consumption.

The legacy software was designed with a terminal-based text interface that requires keyboard shortcuts for navigation.

Learning to navigate a terminal-based text interface is a fundamental skill for anyone interested in Linux server management.

Synonyms

CLI Command-line interface Console Shell Terminal Text-based user interface TUI

Antonyms

GUI Graphical user interface Visual interface Point-and-click interface WIMP interface Desktop environment