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How to use the command `lvdisplay` (with examples)

Linux

This command is used to display information about Logical Volume Manager (LVM) logical volumes.

How to use the command `lvremove` (with examples)

Linux

The lvremove command is used to remove one or more logical volumes.

How to use the command `magick` (with examples)

Linux , Macos , Windows , Android

The magick command is a powerful tool in ImageMagick version 7+ that allows users to create, edit, compose, or convert between image formats.

How to use the command `mate-about` (with examples)

Linux , Mate

The mate-about command is used to show information about the MATE desktop environment.

How to use the command `Measure-Object` (with examples)

Windows

The Measure-Object command is a powerful tool in PowerShell that allows you to calculate the numeric properties of objects, as well as count characters, words, and lines in string objects such as text files.

How to use the command `mediamtx` (with examples)

Linux

This article provides examples of how to use the mediamtx command, which is a real-time media server and proxy.

How to use the command `mkfs.vfat` (with examples)

Linux

The mkfs.vfat command is used to create an MS-DOS filesystem inside a partition.

How to use the command `mkinitcpio` (with examples)

Linux

The mkinitcpio command is used to generate initial ramdisk environments for booting the Linux kernel.

How to use the command `mosh` (with examples)

Linux , Macos , Windows , Android

Mobile Shell (mosh) is a robust and responsive replacement for SSH that allows users to connect to remote servers and persist connections while roaming between networks.