Click the Fedora start button in the lower$-$left of the desktop and navigate to System, Terminal to start a command$-$line shell. How does application navigation in the KDE desktop differ from the GNOME desktop?

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At the command prompt, type who and press Enter. While your desktop environment is still loaded on tty$2,$ the who command lists display $0($:$0)$ as your terminal. This is because X$.$org uses different display numbers to denote different desktops that users can connect to locally, or from across a network. Additionally, any command$-$line BASH shells that you open within a desktop environment on X$.$org are started as pseudo terminal sessions $($pts$)$; the first pseudo terminal session is called pts$/0,$ the second pseudo terminal session is called pts$/1,$ and so on$.$

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Click the File menu in your terminal window and select New Tab. At the command prompt in this new window, type who and press Enter. Do you see an additional pseudo terminal session for this new tab?

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Click the Fedora start button, navigate to Leave $($the icon next to Shut Down$),$ Log Out, and click OK to exit the KDE desktop.