The Red Hat Documentation Team - Official Red Hat Linux User's Guide
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Overview
The shell prompt (also known as the command line interface, or CLI) is a text-only interface to your Red Hat system. Just about any administration task (such as managing files, users, and groups) can be performed from the shell prompt.
| Note | By default, Red Hat Linux uses the bash shell prompt, although you can change to another shell if you prefer by typing the name of the shell at the command prompt. |
This chapter shows you the basics of how to interact with Red Hat Linux from a shell prompt.
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