This question is in reference to Atlassian Documentation: Frequently Asked Questions
It means "a program that runs a terminal emulator so you can type commands in, rather than click on stuff in a gui".
A slightly better phrase would be "command line".
Thank you, Nic. I googled it and apparently this is a term used for Mac's. I have only used Windows my entire life.
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>I googled it and apparently this is a term used for Mac's.
The built-in one is called terminal, and a lot of Atlassian's use Macs. (I'm a Linux user mostly, but even there, the language is things like xTerm, Term, Terminal, iterm, terminator etc)
>I have only used Windows my entire life.
I'm sorry for your pain . Hopefully "command line" helped lead you to start -> run -> cmd
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