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Exploring the 'Get-Alias' Command in PowerShell (with examples)
The ‘Get-Alias’ command in PowerShell is a powerful tool for managing command aliases within a session.
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Exploring the 'hwinfo' Command (with examples)
The hwinfo command is a powerful utility that provides detailed information about the hardware components of a Linux system.
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Exploring the 'log' Command in Depth (with examples)
The ’log’ command is a versatile utility found in macOS systems that allows users to view, export, and configure the logging of system processes and activities.
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Exploring the 'look' Command (with examples)
The look command is a versatile and efficient tool in Unix-based systems, designed to search for lines that start with a specified prefix in a file.
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Exploring the 'lscpu' Command (with examples)
The lscpu command is a powerful utility in Linux-based systems used to display detailed information about the CPU architecture.
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Exploring the 'lsscsi' Command for SCSI Devices (with examples)
The lsscsi command is a tool used in Linux to list SCSI devices and their attributes.
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Exploring the 'mktemp' Command (with examples)
The mktemp command is a versatile utility in Unix-based systems designed to create temporary files and directories.
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