Linux

“Sxiv” is a lightweight and efficient image viewer for X window systems, designed to work well with minimalistic window managers like dwm and i3. It’s an open-source, free-to-use software that supports a wide range of image formats, including JPEG, PNG, BMP, and TIFF. Sxiv provides a simple and intuitive interface that allows you to navigate […]

swupd is the package management utility for Clear Linux, a Linux distribution that is designed for performance and security. swupd is responsible for installing, updating, and managing packages on a Clear Linux system. Some of the features of swupd include: Atomic updates: swupd uses a unique update model that applies updates atomically, meaning that the […]

swupd is the package management utility for Clear Linux, a Linux distribution that is designed for performance and security. swupd is responsible for installing, updating, and managing packages on a Clear Linux system. Some of the features of swupd include: Atomic updates: swupd uses a unique update model that applies updates atomically, meaning that the […]

swaks (Swiss Army Knife SMTP) is a command-line tool designed to test SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) transactions. It is a versatile and flexible tool that can be used to test and troubleshoot email delivery issues, as well as to perform load testing of SMTP servers. Some of the features of swaks include: Sending test […]

swaks (Swiss Army Knife SMTP) is a command-line tool designed to test SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) transactions. It is a versatile and flexible tool that can be used to test and troubleshoot email delivery issues, as well as to perform load testing of SMTP servers. Some of the features of swaks include: Sending test […]

The strip command is a Linux utility that is used to remove debugging and symbol information from executable files and object files. This results in a smaller file size, as well as an increased level of security since sensitive information, such as function and variable names, are removed. The strip command works by removing symbols […]

The strip command is a Linux utility that is used to remove debugging and symbol information from executable files and object files. This results in a smaller file size, as well as an increased level of security since sensitive information, such as function and variable names, are removed. The strip command works by removing symbols […]

The stress tool is a command-line utility available on Linux systems that allows users to put a workload on their system’s CPU, memory, and IO resources. This tool is typically used for testing the stability and performance of a system or to simulate heavy loads for benchmarking purposes. When running stress, users can specify various […]

The stress tool is a command-line utility available on Linux systems that allows users to put a workload on their system’s CPU, memory, and IO resources. This tool is typically used for testing the stability and performance of a system or to simulate heavy loads for benchmarking purposes. When running stress, users can specify various […]

strace is a debugging tool that allows you to monitor system calls and signals made by a process. It can be used to track down the source of errors and diagnose system problems by displaying the system calls a program makes as it runs, along with any error messages that are generated. strace works by […]