Shell and Terminal

I installed CloudReady on my dynabook N40, but it is the free version of Chrome Book.

Then, naturally  most operation doing from Chrome (or more precisely, chromium?). I think that's a good concept, but I'm a command-line lover (:-) by nature, so I still miss the terminal .

In CloudReady, CTRL+ALT+t launches so called crosh, where you can use the command line by typing shell.

A boot USB stick is essential for people like me who often change the OS of their PC. If you don't have a boot USB memory stick, you can't do anything if your PC failed  booting.

In fact, when I changed to CloudReady, I was troubled because I did not know how to make a boot USB memory for other OS, but now that I can use crosh, I am relieved that I can make a boot USB memory with "dd" or "cat" as long as I download the ISO file.

dd if=your_dowonload_ISO of=/dev/sd[your_USB_device].

Or

cat your_dowonload_ISO > /dev/sd[your_USB_device].

Very much easy work!! (:-)