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How to use the command 'scoop bucket' (with examples)
The ‘scoop bucket’ command is used to manage buckets in Scoop.
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How to use the command 'scoop' (with examples)
Scoop is a package manager for Windows that helps in the installation, management, and updating of software packages.
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How to use the command 'screencap' (with examples)
The ‘screencap’ command is used to take a screenshot of a mobile display.
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How to use the command 'scrontab' (with examples)
The ‘scrontab’ command is used to manage Slurm crontab files. It allows users to install, edit, remove, and print crontabs for themselves or other users.
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How to use the command 'sdef' (with examples)
The ‘sdef’ command is used to get or generate a scripting definitions file from a scriptable application.
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How to use the command 'sed' (with examples)
The sed command is a powerful text editor that allows you to edit text in a scriptable manner.
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