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[ 2025-03-25 18:46:35 CET ] [ Original post ]
Many of you that have been following TM from the beginning will know that TM was mean't to also release on Linux (it was built on Linux) but issues came up that prevented that from happening, however I have been thinking since the release of the Windows version of how to overcome some of the issues that were faced to resurrect the Linux version, and that has finally happened, we do have a few sacrifices that some may or may not miss but the most important thing here is it works, a fully functional Linux version is working on Debian OS and Ubuntu OS. The Linux version is fully up to date (Ver 1.2) with the Windows version and includes all the same unlockables the only things that are different is that there will be no cloud saves for the Linux version and we cannot launch with the Steam play button, (well it's possible but it opens in the same terminal Steam is using and shows Steam's processes inside TM which is not what we want) instead to avoid this issue TM can be launched directly from the Steam install directory even without Steam running. You can also modify TM's desktop shortcut parameters to launch direct from the desktop so for example on Debian XFCE: 1. Right click on the Desktop shortcut/properties 2. Launcher tab 3. Click Run in terminal box 4. In the Command box clear the steam command and put: ./Termlinux-V-102.sh 5. Put the Steam install path in the Working Directory box Launching from the desktop now should be possible, steps may be different for Ubuntu and Debian if they use a different desktop environment, but launching directly from the install directory by double clicking (or right clicking and running in terminal) will work, of course it is also possible to cd in the terminal (or typing ./ followed by path and executable) to TM and typing ./Termlinux-V-102.sh If you have started on Windows and want to continue on Linux your windows save file will also work with TM Linux, just copy your tm.sav file over to your Steam install TM location on Linux. Finally TM on Linux is finally here :)
[ 2025-03-25 18:46:35 CET ] [ Original post ]
TerminalMaster is an application written to run in Bash terminal and Windows Command line to help people learn how to use Linux® in the bash terminal from beginner to LPIC-1 (Linux Professional Institute) level, where the user can also level up at the same time to reach a higher Terminal Rank and higher terminal level, TerminalMaster also features other very useful testing/learning tools.
100 questions are randomly outputted from a larger database each run, the user is presented with three possible answers for each question with only one being the correct one, the user must then choose the correct one by typing the actual correct SYNTAX (the SYNTAX can also be copied and pasted to answer, this can be useful if the user does not wish to type them) that would be used in the real Bash terminal, because it's run in a terminal it gives an authentic feel to the real thing and users can remember the syntax overtime and use it within their own Linux installation.
TerminalMaster will also present the user with true or false questions or to choose the correct number for other questions so there is a mix of SYNTAX, true or false & choose the correct number type of questions.
Training mode: In training mode the timer is turned off and if the user gets a question wrong the correct answer is outputted, there is no level up in this mode.
Level up mode: In this mode the user can level up with an XP system in place, you start of as Terminal Rookie and work you way up to the highest Terminal rank, in this mode if you get a question wrong you won't be told the correct answer and there is a timer in place (one hour) but if you get the answer right you get XP, the more XP you get will level up your Linux Rank, you pass if you answer 85+ questions correctly, xp is saved and is carried over to all level up modes and even if you quit early.
Features over 1300+ questions in total which are randomly outputted from different TerminalMaster databases.
3 Linux question databases, 2 of which can be divided into smaller tests to target a specific group of questions from a larger one.
9 colours to choose from (Colors may vary depending on OS and version)
Audio (Sytem bell) sound if you get a question right (Works currently only on Gnome Desktop) or the user can mute their computers audio.
150+ Tips
Unlockable Windows Command line test level up & training mode
Unlockable Hardcore mode (30 minutes, includes 4 databases combined, earn extra XP)
Subnetting testing app with tips
Vi Text Editor Testing program (Having trouble using the powerful Vi text editor tool, well this app will help you understand how it works)
SQL & MYSQL training program
Ports database & testing program (How well do you know common ports? don't worry view the ports database first)
Linux® is the registered trademark of Linus Torvalds in the U.S. and other countries.
All trademarks mentioned in text within this information belong to their corresponding owners.
100 questions are randomly outputted from a larger database each run, the user is presented with three possible answers for each question with only one being the correct one, the user must then choose the correct one by typing the actual correct SYNTAX (the SYNTAX can also be copied and pasted to answer, this can be useful if the user does not wish to type them) that would be used in the real Bash terminal, because it's run in a terminal it gives an authentic feel to the real thing and users can remember the syntax overtime and use it within their own Linux installation.
TerminalMaster will also present the user with true or false questions or to choose the correct number for other questions so there is a mix of SYNTAX, true or false & choose the correct number type of questions.
Training mode: In training mode the timer is turned off and if the user gets a question wrong the correct answer is outputted, there is no level up in this mode.
Level up mode: In this mode the user can level up with an XP system in place, you start of as Terminal Rookie and work you way up to the highest Terminal rank, in this mode if you get a question wrong you won't be told the correct answer and there is a timer in place (one hour) but if you get the answer right you get XP, the more XP you get will level up your Linux Rank, you pass if you answer 85+ questions correctly, xp is saved and is carried over to all level up modes and even if you quit early.
Features over 1300+ questions in total which are randomly outputted from different TerminalMaster databases.
3 Linux question databases, 2 of which can be divided into smaller tests to target a specific group of questions from a larger one.
9 colours to choose from (Colors may vary depending on OS and version)
Audio (Sytem bell) sound if you get a question right (Works currently only on Gnome Desktop) or the user can mute their computers audio.
150+ Tips
Unlockable Windows Command line test level up & training mode
Unlockable Hardcore mode (30 minutes, includes 4 databases combined, earn extra XP)
Subnetting testing app with tips
Vi Text Editor Testing program (Having trouble using the powerful Vi text editor tool, well this app will help you understand how it works)
SQL & MYSQL training program
Ports database & testing program (How well do you know common ports? don't worry view the ports database first)
Linux® is the registered trademark of Linus Torvalds in the U.S. and other countries.
All trademarks mentioned in text within this information belong to their corresponding owners.
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- Processor: Single core processor 1GHZMemory: 2 GB RAM
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