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- MATE Terminal Manual + MATE Terminal Manual - - The Terminal gives users the power to communicate with their system using -text-based commands through a shell such as Bash. + + 终端给用户使用基于文本的命令(例如 Bash)和系统交互的能力。 - + 2019 MATE Documentation Project - + 2009 2010 Paul Cutler - + 2008 Christian Persch - + 2002 2003 2004 Sun Microsystems - + 2000 Miguel de Icaza - + 2000 Michael Zucchi - + 2000 Alexander Kirillov @@ -74,21 +73,21 @@ text-based commands through a shell such as Bash. MATE 文档团队 MATE 桌面 Sun GNOME 文档团队 Sun Microsystems - + Miguel de Icaza GNOME Documentation Project - + Michael Zucchi GNOME Documentation Project - + Alexander Kirillov @@ -102,130 +101,130 @@ text-based commands through a shell such as Bash. - + GNOME Terminal Manual V2.9 January 2010 - Paul Cutler + Paul Cutler pcutler@gnome.org - GNOME Documentation Project + GNOME Documentation Project - + GNOME Terminal Manual V2.8 March 2009 - Paul Cutler - GNOME Documentation Project + Paul Cutler + GNOME Documentation Project - + GNOME Terminal Manual V2.7 November 2003 - Sun GNOME Documentation Team - GNOME Documentation Project + Sun GNOME Documentation Team + GNOME Documentation Project - + GNOME Terminal Manual V2.6 September 2003 - Sun GNOME Documentation Team - GNOME Documentation Project + Sun GNOME Documentation Team + GNOME Documentation Project - + GNOME Terminal Manual V2.5 May 2003 - + Sun GNOME Documentation Team - + GNOME Documentation Project - + GNOME Terminal Manual V2.4 January 2003 - + Sun GNOME Documentation Team - + GNOME Documentation Project - + GNOME Terminal Manual V2.3 August 2002 - + Sun GNOME Documentation Team - + GNOME Documentation Project - + GNOME Terminal Manual V2.2 August 2002 - + Sun GNOME Documentation Team - + GNOME Documentation Project - + GNOME Terminal Manual V2.1 August 2002 - + Sun GNOME Documentation Team - + GNOME Documentation Project - + GNOME Terminal Manual V2.0 April 2002 - + Sun GNOME Documentation Team - + GNOME Documentation Project - + GNOME Terminal User's Guide May 2000 - + Miguel de Icaza, Michael Zucchi, Alexander Kirollov docs@gnome.org - + GNOME Documentation Project - This manual describes version 1.10 of MATE Terminal. + This manual describes version 1.10 of MATE Terminal. 反馈 - To report a bug or make a suggestion regarding the MATE Terminal application or this manual, follow the directions in the MATE Feedback Page. + To report a bug or make a suggestion regarding the MATE Terminal application or this manual, follow the directions in the MATE Feedback Page. @@ -358,32 +357,32 @@ text-based commands through a shell such as Bash. 刘子兴 - + MATE Terminal - + terminal application 介绍 - + MATE Terminal is a terminal emulation application that you can use to perform the following tasks: - Access a UNIX shell in the MATE environment + Access a UNIX shell in the MATE environment - + A shell is a program that interprets and executes the commands that you type at a command line prompt. When you start MATE Terminal, the application starts the default shell that is specified in your system account. You can switch to a different shell at any time. - Run any application that is designed to run on VT102, VT220, and xterm terminals + Run any application that is designed to run on VT102, VT220, and xterm terminals - + MATE Terminal emulates the xterm application developed by the X Consortium. In turn, the xterm application emulates the DEC VT102 terminal and also supports the DEC VT220 escape sequences. An escape sequence is a series of characters that starts with the Esc character. MATE Terminal accepts all of the escape sequences that the VT102 and VT220 terminals use for functions such as to position the cursor and to clear the screen. @@ -394,30 +393,30 @@ text-based commands through a shell such as Bash. - Getting Started - + Getting Started + The following sections describe how to start MATE Terminal. - Starting MATE Terminal - + Starting MATE Terminal + You can start MATE Terminal in the following ways: 应用程序菜单 - + Choose AccessoriesTerminal. 命令行 - + Execute the following command: mate-terminal - + You can use command line options to modify the way in which you run MATE Terminal. To view the command line options, execute the following command: mate-terminal --help @@ -425,14 +424,14 @@ text-based commands through a shell such as Bash. - When You First Start MATE Terminal - + When You First Start MATE Terminal + When you start MATE Terminal for the first time, the application opens a terminal window with a group of default settings. The group of default settings is called the Default profile.
- Example of a Default MATE Terminal Window + Example of a Default MATE Terminal Window - MATE Terminal default window - + MATE Terminal default window + @@ -442,27 +441,27 @@ text-based commands through a shell such as Bash.
- + The terminal window displays a command prompt where you can type UNIX commands. The command prompt can be a %, #, >, $, or any other special character. The cursor is positioned at the command prompt. When you type a UNIX command and press Return, the computer executes the command. By default, MATE Terminal uses the default shell specified for the user who starts the application. - + MATE Terminal also sets the following environment variables: - + TERM - + Set to xterm-256color by default. - + WINDOWID - + Set to the X11 window identifier by default. @@ -471,29 +470,29 @@ text-based commands through a shell such as Bash. - Terminal Profiles - + Terminal Profiles + You can create a new profile, and apply the new profile to the terminal to modify characteristics such as font, color and effects, scroll behavior, window title, and compatibility. You can also specify a command that runs automatically when you start MATE Terminal in the profile. - You define each terminal profile in the Profiles dialog, which you access from the Edit menu. You can define as many different profiles as you require. When you start a terminal, you can choose the profile that you want to use for the terminal. Alternatively, you can change the terminal profile while you use the terminal. To specify an initial profile for a terminal when you start the application from a command line, use the following command: - + You define each terminal profile in the Profiles dialog, which you access from the Edit menu. You can define as many different profiles as you require. When you start a terminal, you can choose the profile that you want to use for the terminal. Alternatively, you can change the terminal profile while you use the terminal. To specify an initial profile for a terminal when you start the application from a command line, use the following command: + mate-terminal --window-with-profile=profilename - + The name of the current profile appears in the titlebar of the MATE Terminal, unless you specify a different titlebar name in the Editing Profile dialog. - + See for information about how to define and use a new terminal profile. - Working With Multiple Terminals - + Working With Multiple Terminals + MATE Terminal provides a tab feature that enables you to open several terminals in a single window. Each terminal opens in a separate tab. Click on the appropriate tab to display the terminal in the window. Each tabbed terminal in a window is a separate subprocess, so you can use each terminal for different tasks. You can apply a different profile to each tabbed terminal in the window. - + The titlebar of the terminal window shows either the name of the current profile, or the name specified by the current profile. shows a MATE Terminal window with four tabs. In this case, each of the four tabs has a different profile. The name of the profile in the active tab, Profile 1, appears in the titlebar.
- Example of a Terminal Window With Tabs + Example of a Terminal Window With Tabs - MATE Terminal default window - + MATE Terminal default window + @@ -503,7 +502,7 @@ text-based commands through a shell such as Bash.
- + See for information about how to open a new tabbed terminal. @@ -516,56 +515,56 @@ text-based commands through a shell such as Bash. 用法 - Opening and Closing Terminals + Opening and Closing Terminals - To open a new terminal window: + To open a new terminal window: - + Choose FileOpen Terminal. - + The new terminal inherits the application settings and default shell from the parent terminal. - To close a terminal window: + To close a terminal window: - + Choose FileClose Window. - + This action closes the terminal and any subprocesses that you opened from the terminal. If you close the last terminal window, the MATE Terminal application exits. - To add a new tabbed terminal to a window: + To add a new tabbed terminal to a window: - + Choose FileOpen TabDefault or just FileOpen Tab if there is no submenu. - To display a tabbed terminal: + To display a tabbed terminal: - + Click on the tab of the tabbed terminal that you want to display, or select a tab title from the Tabs menu. - + Alternatively, choose TabsNext Tab or TabsPrevious Tab to navigate between tabs. - To close a tabbed terminal: + To close a tabbed terminal: - + Display the tabbed terminal that you want to close. - + Choose FileClose Tab. @@ -575,31 +574,31 @@ text-based commands through a shell such as Bash. - Managing Profiles + Managing Profiles - To add a new profile: + To add a new profile: - + Choose FileNew Profile to display the New Profile dialog. - + Type the new profile name in the Profile name text box. - + Use the Base on drop-down list to select the profile on which you want to base the new profile. - + Click Create to display the Editing Profile dialog. - + Click Close. MATE Terminal adds the profile to the TerminalChange Profile submenu. @@ -607,16 +606,16 @@ text-based commands through a shell such as Bash. - To change the profile of a tabbed terminal: + To change the profile of a tabbed terminal: - + Click on the tab of the tabbed terminal for which you want to change the profile. - + Choose TerminalChange Profileprofilename. @@ -624,45 +623,45 @@ text-based commands through a shell such as Bash. - To edit a profile: + To edit a profile: - + You edit profiles in the Editing Profile dialog. You can access the Editing Profile dialog in the following ways: - + Choose EditCurrent Profile. - + Right-click in the terminal window, then choose Profiles Profile Preferences from the popup menu. - + Choose EditProfiles, select the profile you want to edit, then click Edit. For information on the options you can set for profiles, see . - To delete a profile: + To delete a profile: - + Choose EditProfiles. - + Select the name of the profile that you want to delete in the Profiles list, then click Delete. The Delete Profile dialog is displayed. - + Click Delete to confirm the deletion. - + Click Close to close the Edit Profiles dialog. @@ -672,123 +671,123 @@ text-based commands through a shell such as Bash. - Modifying a Terminal Window + Modifying a Terminal Window - To hide the menubar: + To hide the menubar: - + Choose ViewShow Menubar. - To show a hidden menubar: + To show a hidden menubar: - + Right-click on the terminal window, then choose Show Menubar from the popup menu. - To display the MATE Terminal window in full-screen mode: + To display the MATE Terminal window in full-screen mode: - Choose ViewFull Screen. Full-screen mode displays the text in a window that fills the full screen. The window does not contain a window frame or titlebar. To exit from this mode, choose ViewFull Screen again. + Choose ViewFull Screen. Full-screen mode displays the text in a window that fills the full screen. The window does not contain a window frame or titlebar. To exit from this mode, choose ViewFull Screen again. - To change the appearance of the terminal window: + To change the appearance of the terminal window: - + See for information about the options that you can choose in the Editing Profile dialog to change the appearance of the terminal window. For example, you can change the background color, or the location of the scrollbar. - Working with the Contents of Terminal Windows + Working with the Contents of Terminal Windows - To scroll through previous commands and output: + To scroll through previous commands and output: - + Perform one of the following actions: - + Use the scrollbar, which is usually displayed on the right of the terminal window. - + Press the ShiftPage Up, ShiftPage Down, ShiftHome, or ShiftEnd keys. - + The number of lines that you can scroll back to in the terminal window is determined by the Scrollback setting in the Scrolling tabbed section of the Editing Profile dialog. You can also scroll up or down one line at a time by pressing ControlShiftUp or ControlShiftDown. - To select and copy text: + To select and copy text: - + You can select text in any of the following ways: - + To select a character at a time, click on the first character that you want to select and drag the mouse to the last character that you want to select. - + To select a word at a time, double-click on the first word that you want to select and drag the mouse to the last word that you want to select. Symbols are selected individually. - + To select a line at a time, triple-click on the first line that you want to select and drag the mouse to the last line that you want to select. - + These actions select all text between the first and last items. For all text selections, MATE Terminal copies the selected text into the clipboard when you release the mouse button. To explicitly copy the selected text, choose EditCopy. - To paste text into a terminal: + To paste text into a terminal: - + If you previously copied text to the clipboard, you can paste the text into a terminal by performing one of the following actions: - + To paste text that you copied by selection only, middle-click at the command prompt. If you do not have a middle mouse button, refer to the X Server documentation for information about how to emulate the middle mouse button. - + To paste text that you explicitly copied, choose EditPaste. - To drag a file name into a terminal window: + To drag a file name into a terminal window: - + You can drag a file name to a terminal from another application such as a file manager. The terminal displays the path and the full name of the file. - To access a link: + To access a link: - + To access a Uniform Resource Locator (URL) that is displayed in a terminal, perform the following steps: - + Move the mouse over the URL until the URL is underlined. - + Right-click on the URL to open a popup menu. - + Choose Open Link to start a link application and display the file located at the URL. @@ -798,92 +797,92 @@ text-based commands through a shell such as Bash. - Viewing the Keyboard Shortcut Settings - + Viewing the Keyboard Shortcut Settings + To view the keyboard shortcut settings that are defined for MATE Terminal, choose EditKeyboard Shortcuts. The Keyboard Shortcuts dialog contains the following items: - Disable all menu access keys (such as Alt+f to open File menu) + Disable all menu access keys (such as Alt+f to open File menu) - + Deselect this option to disable the access keys that are defined to enable you to use the keyboard instead of the mouse to select a menu item. Each access key is identified by an underlined letter on a menu or dialog option. In some cases, you must press the Alt key in combination with the access key to perform the action. - Disable menu shortcut key (F10 by default) + Disable menu shortcut key (F10 by default) - + Deselect this option to disable the shortcut key that is defined to enable you to access the MATE Terminal menus. The default shortcut key to access the menus is F10. - Shortcut Keys + Shortcut Keys - + The Shortcut Keys section of the dialog lists the shortcut keys that are defined for each menu item. - Not all keys can be used as shortcut keys, such as Tab. + Not all keys can be used as shortcut keys, such as Tab. - Text Size - You can use the following methods to resize the text in the MATE Terminal window: + Text Size + You can use the following methods to resize the text in the MATE Terminal window: - To increase the size of the text, choose ViewZoom In. + To increase the size of the text, choose ViewZoom In. - To decrease the size of the text, choose ViewZoom Out. + To decrease the size of the text, choose ViewZoom Out. - To view the text at actual size, choose ViewNormal Size. + To view the text at actual size, choose ViewNormal Size. - To Change the Terminal Title - + To Change the Terminal Title + To change the title of the currently displayed terminal, perform the following steps: - Choose TerminalSet Title. + Choose TerminalSet Title. - Type the new title in the Title text box. MATE Terminal applies the change immediately. + Type the new title in the Title text box. MATE Terminal applies the change immediately. - Click Close to close the Set Title dialog. + Click Close to close the Set Title dialog. - To Change the Character Encoding - + To Change the Character Encoding + To change the character encoding, choose TerminalSet Character Encoding, then select the appropriate encoding. - To Change the List of Character Encodings - + To Change the List of Character Encodings + To change the list of character encodings displayed in the Set Character Encoding menu, perform the following steps: - Choose TerminalSet Character EncodingAdd or Remove. + Choose TerminalSet Character EncodingAdd or Remove. - To add an encoding to the Set Character Encoding menu, select the encoding in the Available encodings list box, then click the right arrow button. + To add an encoding to the Set Character Encoding menu, select the encoding in the Available encodings list box, then click the right arrow button. - To remove an encoding from the Set Character Encoding menu, select the encoding in the Encodings shown in menu list box, then click the left arrow button. + To remove an encoding from the Set Character Encoding menu, select the encoding in the Encodings shown in menu list box, then click the left arrow button. - Click Close to close the Add or Remove Terminal Encodings dialog. + Click Close to close the Add or Remove Terminal Encodings dialog. @@ -891,15 +890,15 @@ text-based commands through a shell such as Bash. - To Recover Your Terminal - + To Recover Your Terminal + This section provides some advice if you have problems with terminals. - To reset the state of the terminal: + To reset the state of the terminal: - + Choose TerminalReset. @@ -907,9 +906,9 @@ text-based commands through a shell such as Bash. - To reset the terminal and clear the screen: + To reset the terminal and clear the screen: - + Choose TerminalReset and Clear. @@ -922,9 +921,9 @@ text-based commands through a shell such as Bash. 首选项 - + To configure MATE Terminal, choose EditCurrent Profile. To configure another profile that you set up choose EditProfiles, select the profile you want to edit, then click Edit. - + The Editing Profile dialog contains the following tabbed sections that you can use to configure MATE Terminal: @@ -946,64 +945,64 @@ text-based commands through a shell such as Bash. 通用选项 - + Profile name - + Use this text box to specify the name of the current profile. - + Use the system fixed width font - + Select this option to use the standard fixed width font that is specified in the Font tab of the Appearance preference tool. - + Font - + Click on this button to select a font type and font size for the terminal. This button is only enabled if the Use the system terminal font option is unselected. - + Allow bold text - + Select this option to enable the terminal to display bold text. - + Show menubar by default in new terminals - + Select this option to show the menubar on new terminal windows. - + Terminal bell - + Select this option to enable the terminal bell. - + Select-by-word characters - + Use this text box to specify characters or groups of characters that MATE Terminal considers to be words when you select text by word. See for more information about how to select text by word. @@ -1015,56 +1014,56 @@ text-based commands through a shell such as Bash. 标题和命令 - + Initial title - + Use this text box to specify the initial title of terminals that use the profile. New terminals that are started from the current terminal have the new initial title. - + When terminal commands set their own titles - + Use this drop-down list to specify how to handle dynamically-set titles, that is, terminal titles set by commands that run in the terminal. - + Run command as a login shell - + Select this option to force the command that currently runs inside the terminal to run as a login shell. If the command is not a shell, the setting has no effect. - + Update login records when command is launched - + Select this option to insert a new entry in the login records when a new shell is opened. - + Run a custom command instead of my shell - + Select this option to run a specified command, other than the normal shell, in the terminal. Specify the custom command in the Custom command text box. - + When command exits - + Use this drop-down list to specify what action to perform when the command exits. @@ -1072,73 +1071,73 @@ text-based commands through a shell such as Bash. - Colours + Colours - + Foreground and Background - + Select the Use colours from system theme option to use the colors that are specified in the MATE Desktop theme that is selected in the Theme tab of the Appearance preference tool. - + Use the Built-in schemes drop-down list to specify the foreground and background colors for the terminal. MATE Terminal supports the following foreground and background color combinations: - + Black on light yellow - + Black on white - + Gray on black - + Green on black - + White on black - + Custom - + This option enables you to select colors that are not in the selected color scheme. - + The actual display of the foreground and background colors can vary depending on the color scheme that you choose. For example, if you choose White on black and the Linux console color scheme, the application displays the foreground and background colors as light gray on black. The Built-in schemes drop-down list is only enabled if the Use colours from system theme option is unselected. - + Click on the Text colour button to display the Choose terminal text colour dialog. Use the color wheel or the spin boxes to customize the color that you want to use as the text color, then click OK. The Text colour button is only enabled if the Use colours from system theme option is unselected. - + Click on the Background colour button to display the Choose terminal background colour dialog. Use the color wheel or the spin boxes to customize the color that you want to use as the background color, then click OK. The Background colour button is only enabled if the Use colours from system theme option is unselected. - + Palette - + The terminal emulation can only use 16 colors at a time to draw text. The color palette specifies these 16 colors. Applications that run in the terminal use an index number to specify a color from this palette. - Use the Built-in schemes drop-down list to choose a preset color schemes. The color palette below and the contents of the terminal window both update to show the scheme. - Use the Colour palette to customize the 16 default colors in the custom color palette. To customize a color, click on the color to display the Palette entry dialog. Use the color wheel or the spin boxes to customize the color, then click OK. + Use the Built-in schemes drop-down list to choose a preset color schemes. The color palette below and the contents of the terminal window both update to show the scheme. + Use the Colour palette to customize the 16 default colors in the custom color palette. To customize a color, click on the color to display the Palette entry dialog. Use the color wheel or the spin boxes to customize the color, then click OK. @@ -1148,35 +1147,35 @@ text-based commands through a shell such as Bash. 特效 - + Background - + Select a background for the terminal window. The options are as follows: - + Solid color - + Select this option to use the background color that is specified in the Colors tabbed section as the background color for the terminal. - + Background image - + Select this option to use an image file as the background for the terminal. Use the Image file drop-down combination box to specify the location and name of the image file. Alternatively, click Browse to search for and select the image file. - Select the Background image scrolls option to enable the background image to scroll with the text when you scroll through the terminal. If you do not select this option, the background image remains fixed on the terminal background and only the text scrolls. This option is only enabled if you select the Background image option. + Select the Background image scrolls option to enable the background image to scroll with the text when you scroll through the terminal. If you do not select this option, the background image remains fixed on the terminal background and only the text scrolls. This option is only enabled if you select the Background image option. - + Transparent background - + Select this option to use a transparent background for the terminal. @@ -1184,11 +1183,11 @@ text-based commands through a shell such as Bash. - + Shade transparent or image background - + Use this slider to shade or dim the background of the terminal. This option is only enabled if you select the Background image or Transparent background options. @@ -1200,37 +1199,37 @@ text-based commands through a shell such as Bash. 滚动 - + Scrollbar is - + Use this drop-down list to specify the position of the scrollbar on the terminal window. - + Scrollback ... lines - + Use this spin box to specify the number of lines that you can scroll back using the scrollbar. For example, if you specify 100 you can scroll back the last 100 lines displayed in the terminal. - + Scroll on output - + Select this option to enable you to scroll the output on the terminal while the terminal continues to display more output from a command. - + Scroll on keystroke - + Select this option to enable you to press any key on the keyboard to scroll down the terminal window to the command prompt. This action only applies if you scrolled up the terminal window and you want to return to the command prompt. @@ -1242,28 +1241,28 @@ text-based commands through a shell such as Bash. 兼容性 - + Backspace key generates - + Use the drop-down list to select the function that you want the Backspace key to perform. - + Delete key generates - + Use the drop-down list to select the function that you want the Delete key to perform. - + Reset compatibility options to defaults - + Click on this button to reset the options on the Compatibility tabbed section to the default settings. diff --git a/po/zh_CN.po b/po/zh_CN.po index 32cd6b5..d5c12d9 100644 --- a/po/zh_CN.po +++ b/po/zh_CN.po @@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ msgstr "" #: ../mate-terminal.desktop.in.in.h:1 ../src/terminal-options.c:189 #: ../src/terminal-window.c:4388 msgid "MATE Terminal" -msgstr "MATE 终端" +msgstr "终端" #: ../mate-terminal.desktop.in.in.h:2 ../src/terminal-accels.c:350 #: ../src/terminal.c:590 ../src/terminal-profile.c:159 -- 2.18.1