V8 is a JavaScript engine developed by Google for use in the Google Chrome web browser and Node.js. It is designed to improve performance by compiling JavaScript code into machine code rather than interpreting it, which allows for faster execution of JavaScript code. “Just” is a command-line tool that allows you to run JavaScript code […]
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jpegtran Command Examples in Linux
jpegtran is a command-line tool that can perform lossless transformations on JPEG image files. Lossless transformations are modifications to the image file that do not result in any loss of quality or information. Some common jpegtran options include: -rotate [angle]: this option allows you to rotate the image by the specified angle (90, 180, or […]
jpegtran: command not found
jpegtran is a command-line tool that can perform lossless transformations on JPEG image files. Lossless transformations are modifications to the image file that do not result in any loss of quality or information. Some common jpegtran options include: -rotate [angle]: this option allows you to rotate the image by the specified angle (90, 180, or […]
jobs: command not found
The “jobs” command is a built-in command of the BASH shell (and other shells like ZSH and KSH) that allows you to view information about the processes that have been spawned by the current shell. When you run a command in the shell, that command is executed as a separate process. The jobs command allows […]
jobs Command Examples in Linux
The “jobs” command is a built-in command of the BASH shell (and other shells like ZSH and KSH) that allows you to view information about the processes that have been spawned by the current shell. When you run a command in the shell, that command is executed as a separate process. The jobs command allows […]
iw Command Examples in Linux
The iw (short for “wireless”) command is a command-line tool for displaying and manipulating wireless devices on Linux systems. It provides a set of subcommands for performing various tasks related to wireless network management, such as scanning for available wireless networks, connecting to a wireless network, and getting the status of the current wireless connection. […]
iw: command not found
The iw (short for “wireless”) command is a command-line tool for displaying and manipulating wireless devices on Linux systems. It provides a set of subcommands for performing various tasks related to wireless network management, such as scanning for available wireless networks, connecting to a wireless network, and getting the status of the current wireless connection. […]
iwctl Command Examples in Linux
iwctl (iwd control) is a command-line tool for controlling the iwd (Internet Wireless Daemon) network supplicant. iwd is a daemon that handles wireless connections on Linux systems. It is designed to be lightweight and fast, with a minimal set of dependencies, and it is meant to replace traditional wireless management utilities such as wpa_supplicant and […]
iwctl: command not found
iwctl (iwd control) is a command-line tool for controlling the iwd (Internet Wireless Daemon) network supplicant. iwd is a daemon that handles wireless connections on Linux systems. It is designed to be lightweight and fast, with a minimal set of dependencies, and it is meant to replace traditional wireless management utilities such as wpa_supplicant and […]
ispell: command not found
Ispell is a command-line utility for interactive spell checking. It is a spell checker program that can be used to check the spelling of text files or input from the command line. Ispell reads the text and compares each word with the words in its dictionary. If it finds a word that is not in […]