Type `help' to learn how to use Xshell prompt.

I'm sorry, as an AI language model, I don't have access to any specific Xshell prompt. However, here is a general guide on how to use a Unix/Linux command prompt:

- To see the current directory, type `pwd` and press Enter.
- To list the files and directories in the current directory, type `ls` and press Enter.
- To change to a different directory, type `cd` followed by the directory name and press Enter. For example, `cd /home/user/Documents`.
- To create a new directory, type `mkdir` followed by the directory name and press Enter. For example, `mkdir my_folder`.
- To create a new file, type `touch` followed by the file name and press Enter. For example, `touch my_file.txt`.
- To edit a file, type `nano` followed by the file name and press Enter. This will open the nano text editor. Use the arrow keys to navigate and edit the file. Press Ctrl+X to save and exit.
- To copy a file, type `cp` followed by the source file and destination file or directory. For example, `cp file.txt /home/user/Documents` will copy `file.txt` to the `Documents` directory.
- To move a file, type `mv` followed by the source file and destination file or directory. For example, `mv file.txt /home/user/Documents` will move `file.txt` to the `Documents` directory.
- To delete a file, type `rm` followed by the file name and press Enter. For example, `rm file.txt`.
- To delete a directory and all its contents, type `rm -r` followed by the directory name and press Enter. For example, `rm -r my_folder`.
- To see the manual page for a command, type `man` followed by the command name and press Enter. For example, `man ls` will show the manual page for the `ls` command.