# Terminals

ElixirNote terminals provide full support for system shells (bash, tcsh, zsh, etc.) on Mac/Linux and Powershell on Windows. You can run anything in your system shell with a terminal, including programs such as vim or emacs. The terminals run on the system where the Elixir Server is running, with the privileges of your user. Thus, if ElixirNote is installed on your local machine, hte ElixirNote terminals will run there.

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For macOS users, `Cmd+C` and `Cmd+V` work as usual.

For Windows users, can use `PowerShell`, `Ctrl+Insert` and `Shift+Insert` work as usual.

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The GuinsooLab Console also provides a terminal app, you can get more clicks [here](https://github.com/GuinsooLab/console).
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