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- umount Description: Unmounting a filesystem involves the action of releasing and closing a filesystem that has been previously mounted in an operating(...) Read more
- uname Description: The 'uname' command in Unix-like operating systems is used to print system information. This command is fundamental for system(...) Read more
- uuidgen Description: A UUID (Universally Unique Identifier) generator is a tool that produces a unique identifier that can be used in computer systems(...) Read more
- users Description: The 'users' command in BusyBox is a tool that allows printing a list of users currently logged into the system in the terminal.(...) Read more
- urlencode Description: URL encoding is the process of converting characters in a text string into a format that can be transmitted over the Internet. This(...) Read more
- Unit file Description: A unit file defines how systemd manages a service or resource in a Linux-based operating system. These files are fundamental for(...) Read more
- User service Description: A user service is a systemd service that runs in the context of a user session. Unlike system services, which start during system(...) Read more
- Unit dependency Description: Unit dependencies in the context of 'init' systems and modern service managers like 'systemd' are fundamental for service(...) Read more
- Unit state Description: The unit state in the context of service management refers to the current condition of a unit, which can be a service, a socket, a(...) Read more
- Unit name Description: The unit name is the identifier for a unit file in systemd, which typically ends with a specific suffix. This suffix indicates the(...) Read more
- Unit activation Description: Unit activation refers to the process of starting a unit in system management systems. In the context of such systems, a 'unit' can(...) Read more
- Unit management Description: Unit management involves controlling the lifecycle of units in an init system. In this context, a 'unit' refers to a resource that(...) Read more
- User slice Description: A user slice is a cgroup (control group) that limits the resources available to user services in operating systems using(...) Read more
- Unit reload Description: Unit reloading refers to reloading the configuration of a unit without stopping it. In the context of modern operating systems that(...) Read more
- Unit file path Description: The unit file path is the location where unit files are stored in the filesystem. These files are fundamental for managing services(...) Read more
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