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Unix manual pages from Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD and macOS, parsed into structure: every option indexed, every reference linked.
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Common pages
tar(1)
an archiving utility
ssh(1)
OpenSSH remote login client
grep(1)
print lines that match patterns
find(1)
search for files in a directory hierarchy
sed(1)
stream editor for filtering and transforming text
awk(1)
pattern-directed scanning and processing language
curl(1)
transfer a URL
rsync(1)
a fast, versatile, local/remote file-copying tool
git(1)
the stupid content tracker
ls(1)
list directory contents
chmod(1)
change file mode bits
ps(1)
report a snapshot of the current processes.
tmux(1)
terminal multiplexer
systemctl(1)
Control the systemd system and service manager
journalctl(1)
Print log entries from the systemd journal
ssh-keygen(1)
OpenSSH authentication key utility
crontab(5)
files used to schedule the execution of programs
sshd_config(5)
OpenSSH daemon configuration file
passwd(5)
the password file
printf(3)
formatted output conversion
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