Edit terminal docs

docs/source/index.rst

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    user/file_editor
    user/notebook
    user/code_console
+   user/terminal
    user/documents_kernels
    user/running
    user/commands
-   user/terminal
    user/file_formats
    user/extensions
 

docs/source/user/terminal.md

@@ -1,21 +1,21 @@
 
 # Terminals
 
-JupyterLab Terminals provide full support for system shells (bash, tsch, etc.)
-on Mac/Linux and Command.exe on Windows. With the Terminal, you can run anything
-in your system shell, including programs such as vim or emacs. The Terminals run
-on the system where the Jupyter server is running, with the permissions of your
-user. Thus, if JupyterLab is installed on your local machine, the JupyterLab
-terminals will run there.
+JupyterLab terminals provide full support for system shells (bash, tsch, etc.)
+on Mac/Linux and command.exe 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 Jupyter server is running, with the privileges of
+your user. Thus, if JupyterLab is installed on your local machine, the
+JupyterLab terminals will run there.
 
 [screenshot]
 
-To open a new Terminal click the + button in the File Browser and select the
-Terminal in the Launcher:
+To open a new terminal, click the `+` button in the file browser and select the
+terminal in the new Launcher tab:
 
 [animation]
 
-Closing a terminal will leave it running on the server, but you can re-open it
-using the Running Tab:
+Closing a terminal tab will leave it running on the server, but you can re-open it
+using the Running tab in the left sidebar:
 
-[animation]
+[animation]