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- Ls Description: The 'ls' command is a fundamental tool in Unix-based operating systems and various command-line environments, used to list the(...) Read more
- ln Description: The 'ln' command is a fundamental tool in Unix and Unix-like operating systems, designed to create links between files. A link is a(...) Read more
- Logout Description: Logging out is the process of ending a session with a computer system or application, which means that the user disconnects from(...) Read more
- lsblk Description: The 'lsblk' command is a command-line tool in Linux-based and Unix-like operating systems used to list all available block devices(...) Read more
- Lshw Description: Lshw, which stands for 'List Hardware', is a command-line tool that lists the hardware configuration of a system. It provides(...) Read more
- lscpu Description: The 'lscpu' command is a command-line tool in Linux-based operating systems that provides detailed information about the CPU(...) Read more
- lsmod Description: The 'lsmod' command is a fundamental tool in Unix-like operating systems that allows users to view the status of kernel modules.(...) Read more
- Lspci Description: The 'lspci' command is a command-line tool used in Linux-based operating systems to list all devices connected to the PCI(...) Read more
- lsusb Description: The 'lsusb' command is a command-line tool used in Unix and Linux-based operating systems to list devices connected via the USB(...) Read more
- Last Description: The 'last' command is a command-line tool in Unix and Linux systems that allows administrators and users to view the last login(...) Read more
- lastb Description: The 'lastb' command is a tool used in Unix and Linux-like operating systems that allows system administrators to view a list of(...) Read more
- locate Description: The 'locate' command is a search tool in Unix-like operating systems that allows users to find files by name quickly and(...) Read more
- Lpr Description: The 'lpr' command is a command-line tool that allows users to send files to a printer in Unix-like operating systems, including(...) Read more
- lprm Description: The 'lprm' command is a tool used in Unix and Linux operating systems to manage the print queue. Its main function is to remove(...) Read more
- less Description: The 'less' command is a file viewing tool in Unix and Linux systems that allows users to view the contents of a file one screen at(...) Read more
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