Linux

“mons” is a command-line tool used in Linux and Unix-like systems to manage multiple displays. The primary purpose of “mons” is to provide a quick and easy way to switch between different display configurations, such as a single display, dual displays, or a laptop display and an external monitor. “mons” allows you to control the […]

“mons” is a command-line tool used in Linux and Unix-like systems to manage multiple displays. The primary purpose of “mons” is to provide a quick and easy way to switch between different display configurations, such as a single display, dual displays, or a laptop display and an external monitor. “mons” allows you to control the […]

“module” is a command-line tool used in many Unix-like systems, including Linux, to manage the environment of a user or process. The “module” command provides a way to modify the environment by loading and unloading software packages, also known as modules. Modules are collections of software and configuration files that provide specific functionality, such as […]

“module” is a command-line tool used in many Unix-like systems, including Linux, to manage the environment of a user or process. The “module” command provides a way to modify the environment by loading and unloading software packages, also known as modules. Modules are collections of software and configuration files that provide specific functionality, such as […]

“mocp” (Music on Console Player) is a text-based audio player for Linux and Unix-like systems. It is a console application that allows you to play audio files from the command line, without the need for a graphical user interface. “mocp” supports a wide range of audio formats, including MP3, Ogg Vorbis, FLAC, and others. It […]

“mocp” (Music on Console Player) is a text-based audio player for Linux and Unix-like systems. It is a console application that allows you to play audio files from the command line, without the need for a graphical user interface. “mocp” supports a wide range of audio formats, including MP3, Ogg Vorbis, FLAC, and others. It […]

“mktemp” is a command-line utility in Linux and Unix-like systems used to create temporary files or directories. The primary purpose of “mktemp” is to provide a convenient and safe way to create temporary files in shell scripts and other programs, to avoid potential race conditions and security issues that can arise when using simple file […]

“mktemp” is a command-line utility in Linux and Unix-like systems used to create temporary files or directories. The primary purpose of “mktemp” is to provide a convenient and safe way to create temporary files in shell scripts and other programs, to avoid potential race conditions and security issues that can arise when using simple file […]

“mknod” is a command-line tool in Linux used to create special files, also known as device files, that represent a device, such as a disk, a partition, a terminal, or a device connected to the system through a device driver. Special files are located in the /dev directory and act as interface points between the […]

“mknod” is a command-line tool in Linux used to create special files, also known as device files, that represent a device, such as a disk, a partition, a terminal, or a device connected to the system through a device driver. Special files are located in the /dev directory and act as interface points between the […]