Archives for January 2023

debootstrap is a command line tool for creating a minimal Debian-based system. It is used to install a basic Debian system on a target device, without requiring the availability of Debian packages or a network connection. The debootstrap script downloads and installs the necessary packages from a Debian archive, and configures the target system to […]

debootstrap is a command line tool for creating a minimal Debian-based system. It is used to install a basic Debian system on a target device, without requiring the availability of Debian packages or a network connection. The debootstrap script downloads and installs the necessary packages from a Debian archive, and configures the target system to […]

debman extracts a Debian package into a temporary directory and displays manual pages from it. If the -f option is used, it will use a local .deb file; if the -p option is used, it will download the named package using debget. If a version number is appended with “=” to the package name, the […]

debchange is a command line tool for creating new entries in the changelog of a Debian package. It is used to keep track of the changes that have been made to a package, and to provide a way for users to see what has changed between different versions of a package. The changelog is a […]

debchange is a command line tool for creating new entries in the changelog of a Debian package. It is used to keep track of the changes that have been made to a package, and to provide a way for users to see what has changed between different versions of a package. The changelog is a […]

ddcutil is a command line utility for interacting with DDC/CI (Display Data Channel/Command Interface) displays on Linux. DDC/CI is a protocol that allows a computer to communicate with a monitor to adjust its settings such as brightness, contrast, and color temperature. ddcutil can be used to query and set the various capabilities of the monitor, […]

ddcutil is a command line utility for interacting with DDC/CI (Display Data Channel/Command Interface) displays on Linux. DDC/CI is a protocol that allows a computer to communicate with a monitor to adjust its settings such as brightness, contrast, and color temperature. ddcutil can be used to query and set the various capabilities of the monitor, […]

dconf is a command line tool for manipulating the dconf configuration database in Linux. dconf is a low-level key-based configuration system, it’s used to store settings for desktop environments and applications in a hierarchical format. It’s similar to gsettings, but it uses a more efficient binary format and provides additional features such as transaction support. […]

dconf is a command line tool for manipulating the dconf configuration database in Linux. dconf is a low-level key-based configuration system, it’s used to store settings for desktop environments and applications in a hierarchical format. It’s similar to gsettings, but it uses a more efficient binary format and provides additional features such as transaction support. […]

dconf is a command line tool for manipulating the dconf configuration database in Linux. dconf is a low-level key-based configuration system, it’s used to store settings for desktop environments and applications in a hierarchical format. It’s similar to gsettings, but it uses a more efficient binary format and provides additional features such as transaction support. […]