Commands

The service command in Linux is a fundamental tool used to manage services (or daemons) by running init scripts.

The Set-Date command in PowerShell is a versatile tool designed for managing and manipulating system time on a computer.

The Set-Location command in PowerShell is a versatile tool primarily used to manipulate and display the current working directory.

The Set-NodeVersion command is a key feature of the ps-nvm module, which is a Node Version Manager for PowerShell.

The set command in Unix-like operating systems is a multifaceted tool primarily used in shell scripting and command-line operations.

The setenforce command is a powerful tool for system administrators working with Linux servers.

The setfacl command is a powerful utility on Unix-like operating systems that allows users to set file access control lists (ACLs).

The setfattr command is a tool used to manipulate extended file attributes on a filesystem.

The setfile command in macOS is a powerful utility used for modifying file attributes in HFS+ directories.

The setsebool command is a powerful utility used in SELinux (Security-Enhanced Linux) environments for managing boolean settings.

The setserial command is utilized to read and modify serial port information on Linux systems.

The setsid command is a Unix utility used to run a program in a new session.