Section 0
Index into this File Starting with these Letters:
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
- A -
- A2P (1) - Apache HTTP
server benchmarking tool
- AB (1) - Apache HTTP
server benchmarking tool
- ABORT (3) - cause abnormal
program termination
- ABORT (L) - Aborts the
current transaction
- ABS (3) - computes the
absolute value of an integer.
- AC (1) - print statistics
about users' connect time
- ACCEL (6) - tests the new
style svgalib accelerator interface
- ACCEPT (2) - accept a
connection on a socket
- ACCESS (1) - determine
whether a file can be accessed
- ACCESS (2) - check user's
permissions for a file
- ACCT (2) - switch process
accounting on or off
- ACCT (5) - execution
accounting file
- ACCTON (8) - turns process
accounting on or off
- ACOS (3) - arc cosine
function
- ACOSH (3) - inverse
hyperbolic cosine function
- ACTIVE (5) - list of
active Usenet newsgroups
- ACTIVED (8) - a daemon to
handle nnrpd requests for active file information.
- ACTSYNC (8) - synchronize
newsgroups
- ACTSYNCD (8) - run actsync
to synchronize newsgroups
- ADDFTINFO (1) - add
information to troff font files for use with groff
- ADDHOSTS (3) - Add hosts
to the virtual machine.
- ADDMHF (3) - Install
message-handler functions.
- ADDR2LINE (1) - convert
addresses into file names and line numbers
- ADJTIMEX (2) - tune kernel
clock
- ADVISE (3) - Controls use
of direct task-to-task routing.
- AFM2TFM (1) - convert
Adobe font metrics to TeX font metrics
- AFMTODIT (1) - create font
files for use with groff -Tps
- AFTER (N) - Execute a
command after a time delay
- AHA152X_CS (4) - Adaptec
AHA-152X compatible PCMCIA device driver
- AIMK (1) - Portable make
wrapper script
- ALARM (2) - set an alarm
clock for delivery of a signal
- ALI (1) - list mail
aliases
- ALIASES (5) - aliases
- ALLCM (1) - force the most
important Computer-Modern-fonts to be calculated
- ALLOCA (3) - memory
allocator
- ALL_HASH (3) - general
purpose hash table management (LAM)
- ALL_LIST (3) - general
purpose list management package (LAM)
- ALL_OPT (3) - general
purpose command-line options parsing (LAM)
- ALL_QUEUE (3) - general
purpose queue management package (LAM)
- ALTER_TABLE (L) - Modifies
table properties
- ALTER_USER (L) - Modifies
user account information
- AMD (8) - automatically
mount file systems
- AMD.CONF (8) - amd
configuration file
- AMDXREF (8) - perform
cross referencing checks on AMD map files
- AMQ (8) - automounter
query tool
- AMSTEX (1) - structured
text formatting and typesetting
- ANACRON (8) - runs
commands periodically
- ANACRONTAB (5) -
configuration file for anacron
- ANIMATE (1) - display a
sequence of images on any workstation running X
- ANNO (1) - annotate
messages
- ANOTHERLEVEL (1) - The
Default Red Hat Desktop
- ANSWER (1) - phone message
transcription system
- ANYTOPNM (1) - attempt to
convert an unknown type of image file to a portable anymap
- AP (8) - parse addresses
822-style
- APACHECTL (1) - Apache
HTTP server control interface
- APM (1) - query Advanced
Power Management (APM) BIOS
- APMD (8) - Advanced Power
Management (APM) daemon
- APPEND (N) - Append to
variable
- APPSCHEMA (5) - LAM
application schema format
- APROPOS (1) - search the
whatis database for strings
- APXS (8) - APache
eXtenSion tool
- AR (1) - create, modify,
and extract from archives.
- ARCH (1) - print machine
architecture
- ARCHCODE (3) - Returns the
data representation code for a
- ARCHIVE (8) - Usenet
article archiver
- ARP (7) - Linux ARP kernel
module.
- ARP (8) - manipulate the
system ARP cache
- ARPING (8) - Ping
on device by ARP packets,
- ARPSNMP (8) - keep track
of ethernet/ip address pairings
- ARRAY (N) - Manipulate
array variables
- AS (1) - the portable GNU
assembler.
- AS86 (1) - Assembler for
8086..80386 processors
- ASCII (-) - xfr -
upload/download files using the ASCII protocol
- ASCII (7) - the ASCII
character set encoded in octal, decimal, and hexadecimal
- ASCIITOPGM (1) - convert
ASCII graphics into a portable graymap
- ASIN (3) - arc sine
function
- ASINH (3) - inverse
hyperbolic sine function
- ASSERT (3) - Abort the
program if assertion is false.
- AT (1) - queue, examine or
delete jobs for later execution
- ATAN (3) - arc tangent
function
- ATAN2 (3) - arc tangent
function of two variables
- ATANH (3) - inverse
hyperbolic tangent function
- ATD (8) - run jobs queued
for later execution
- ATEXIT (3) - register a
function to be called at normal program termination.
- ATKTOPBM (1) - convert
Andrew Toolkit raster object to portable bitmap
- ATOF (3) - convert a
string to a double.
- ATOI (3) - convert a
string to an integer.
- ATOL (3) - convert a
string to a long integer.
- ATRUN (8) - run jobs
queued for later execution
- AUDIOCOMPOSE (1) - Compose
an audio fragment for inclusion in a mail message
- AUDIOSEND (1) - Send an
audio email message
- AUMIX (1) - aumix,
xaumix
- AUTHCONFIG (8) - simple
interface for configuring system authorization resources
- AUTHKEY (1) - create
authKey for cmu snmpd and cmu managing applications
- AUTOEXPECT (1) - generate
an Expect script from watching a session
- AUTOMOUNT2AMD (8) -
converts old Sun automount maps to Amd maps
- AUTORUN (1) - pattern
scanning and processing language
- B -
- BADBLOCKS (8) - search a
device for bad blocks
- BANNER (6) - print large
banner on printer
- BARRIER (3) - Blocks the
calling process until all processes
- BASENAME (1) - strip
directory and suffix from filenames
- BASH (1) - GNU
Bourne-Again SHell
- BATCHER (8) - article
batching backend for InterNetNews
- BC (1) - An arbitrary
precision calculator language
- BCAST (3) - Broadcasts the
data in the active
- BCC (1) - Bruce's C
compiler
- BCMP (3) - compare byte
strings
- BCOPY (3) - copy byte
strings
- BDFLUSH (2) - start,
flush, or tune buffer-dirty-flush daemon
- BDFLUSH (8) - kernel
daemon to flush dirty buffers back to disk.
- BEGIN (L) - Begins a
transaction in chained mode
- BELL (N) - Ring a
display's bell
- BFCTL (1) - Control LAM
buffers.
- BFSTATE (1) - Report
status of LAM buffers.
- BGERROR (N) - Command
invoked to process background errors
- BG_TEST (6) - test the
background mode of svgalib
- BHOST (5) - LAM boot
schema (host file) format
- BIBTEX (1) - make a
bibliography for (La)TeX
- BIFF (1) - biff
- BINARY (N) - Insert and
extract fields from binary strings
- BIND (2) - bind a name to
a socket
- BIND (N) - Arrange for X
events to invoke Tcl scripts
- BINDRESVPORT (3) - bind a
socket to a privileged IP port
- BINDTAGS (N) - Determine
which bindings apply to a window, and order of evaluation
- BIORADTOPGM (1) - convert
a Biorad confocal file into a portable graymap
- BISON (1) - GNU Project
parser generator (yacc replacement)
- BITMAP (N) - Images that
display two colors
- BKI (5) - *.bki
- BMPTOPPM (1) - convert a
BMP file into a portable pixmap
- BOOTPARAM (7) -
Introduction to boot time parameters of the Linux kernel
- BOOTPARAMD (8) -
bootparamd
- BREAK (N) - Abort looping
command
- BRK (2) - change data
segment size
- BRUSHTOPBM (1) - convert a
doodle brush file into a portable bitmap
- BSEARCH (3) - binary
search of a sorted array.
- BSTRING (3) - bcmp, bcopy,
bzero, memccpy, memchr, memcmp, memcpy, memfrob, memmem,
- BTOWC (3) - convert single
byte to wide character
- BTREE (3) - btree database
access method
- BUFFCHAN (8) - buffered
file-writing backend for InterNetNews
- BUFINFO (3) - Returns
information about a message buffer.
- BURST (1) - explode
digests into messages
- BUTTON (N) - Create and
manipulate button widgets
- BYTEORDER (3) - convert
values between host and network
- BZERO (3) - write zeros to
a byte string
- BZIP2 (1) - a
block-sorting file compressor, v0.9.5
- C -
- D -
- E -
- F -
- FABS (3) - absolute value
of floating-point number
- FAILLOG (5) - Login
failure logging file
- FAILLOG (8) - examine
faillog and set login failure limits
- FALSE (1) - do nothing,
unsuccessfully
- FASTMAIL (1) - quick batch
mail interface to a single address
- FASTRM (1) - quickly
remove a set of files
- FAX2PS (1) - convert a
- FAX2TIFF (1) - create
a
- FBLOCKED (N) - Test
whether the last input operation exhausted all available input
- FCLOSE (3) - close a
stream
- FCNTL (2) - manipulate
file descriptor
- FCONFIGURE (N) - Set and
get options on a channel
- FCOPY (N) - Copy data from
one channel to another.
- FCTL (1) - Control a LAM
remote file daemon.
- FD (4) - floppy disk
device
- FDATASYNC (2) -
synchronize a file's in-core data with that on disk
- FDFORMAT (8) - Low-level
formats a floppy disk
- FDISK (8) - Partition
table manipulator for Linux
- FERROR (3) - check and
reset stream status
- FETCH (L) - Gets rows
using a cursor
- FETCHMAIL (1) - fetch mail
from a POP, IMAP, or ETRN-capable server
- FFLUSH (3) - flush a
stream
- FFS (3) - find first bit
set in a word
- FGCONSOLE (1) - print the
number of the active VT.
- FGETGRENT (3) - get group
file entry
- FGETPWENT (3) - get
password file entry
- FGETWC (3) - read a wide
character from a FILE stream
- FGETWS (3) - read a wide
character string from a FILE stream
- FIFO (4) - first-in
first-out special file, named pipe
- FILE (1) - file
- FILE (N) - Manipulate file
names and attributes
- FILECHAN (8) -
file-writing backend for InterNetNews
- FILEEVENT (N) - Execute a
script when a channel becomes readable or writable
- FILENAME (N) - File name
conventions supported by Tcl commands
- FILESYSTEMS (5) - Linux
filesystem types: minix, ext, ext2, xia, msdos,
- FIND (1) - search for
files in a directory hierarchy
- FINGER (1) - finger
- FINGERD (8) - fingerd
- FITSTOPNM (1) - convert a
FITS file into a portable anymap
- FIX132X43 (1) - fix
problems with certain (132 column) graphics modes
- FIXMOUNT (8) - fix remote
mount entries
- FLEX (1) - fast lexical
analyzer generator
- FLIST (1) - list the
number of messages in given sequence(s)
- FLOCK (2) - apply or
remove an advisory lock on an open file
- FLOOR (3) - largest
integral value not greater than x
- FLUSH (N) - Flush buffered
output for a channel
- FMOD (3) - floating-point
remainder function
- FMT (1) - simple optimal
text formatter
- FMTDUMP (8) - decode nmh
format files
- FMVJ18X_CS (4) - Fujitsu
FMV-J18x series device driver
- FNMATCH (3) - match
filename or pathname
- FOCUS (N) - Manage the
input focus
- FOLD (1) - wrap each input
line to fit in specified width
- FOLDER (1) - set/list
current folder/message
- FONT (N) - Create and
inspect fonts.
- FONTEXPORT (1) - export
fonts from the teTeX directory structure
- FONTIMPORT (1) - import
fonts into the teTeX directory structure
- FOPEN (3) - stream open
functions
- FOR (N) - ``For'' loop
- FOREACH (N) - Iterate over
all elements in one or more lists
- FORK (2) - create a child
process
- FORKTEST (6) - tests the
vga_safety_fork() function.
- FORMAIL (1) - mail
(re)formatter
- FORMAT (N) - Format a
string in the style of sprintf
- FORTUNE (6) - print a
random, hopefully interesting, adage
- FORW (1) - forward
messages
- FPATHCONF (3) - get
configuration values for files
- FPUTWC (3) - write a wide
character to a FILE stream
- FPUTWS (3) - write a wide
character string to a FILE stream
- FRAME (N) - Create and
manipulate frame widgets
- FREAD (3) - binary stream
input/output
- FREE (1) - Display amount
of free and used memory in the system
- FREEBUF (3) - Disposes of
a message buffer.
- FREEZEGROUP (3) - Freezes
dynamic group membership and caches info locally
- FREXP (3) - convert
floating-point number to fractional and integral
- FRM (1) - list from and
subject of selected messages in mailbox or folder
- FSCK (8) - check and
repair a Linux file system
- FSEEK (3) - reposition a
stream
- FSINFO (8) - co-ordinate
site-wide filesystem information
- FSTAB (5) - static
information about the filesystems
- FSTATE (1) - Report
information on LAM remote file daemon.
- FSTOPGM (1) - convert a
Usenix FaceSaver(tm) file into a portable graymap
- FSYNC (2) - synchronize a
file's complete in-core state with that on disk
- FTIME (3) - return date
and time
- FTL_CHECK (1) - Flash
Translation Layer format checker
- FTL_CS (4) - Flash
Translation Layer driver for PCMCIA memory cards
- FTL_FORMAT (1) - Flash
Translation Layer formatting utility
- FTOK (3) - convert a
pathname and a project identifier to a System V IPC key
- FTP (1) - ftp
- FTPACCESS (5) - ftpd
conversions database
- FTPCOUNT (1) - show
current number of users for each class
- FTPD (8) - Internet File
Transfer Protocol server
- FTPHOSTS (5) - ftpd
individual user host access file
- FTPRESTART (8) - restart
previously shutdown ftp servers
- FTPSERVERS (5) - ftpd
virtual hosting configuration specification file
- FTPSHUT (8) - close down
the ftp servers at a given time
- FTPWHO (1) - show current
process information for each ftp user.
- FTS (3) - fts ,
- FTW (3) - file tree
walk
- FULL (4) - always full
device
- FUN (6) - draw pixels
accumulating in clusters
- FUNZIP (1) - filter for
extracting from a ZIP archive in a pipe
- FUSER (1) - identify
processes using files or sockets
- FVWMBUTTONS (1) - the FVWM
buttonbox module
- FVWMCOMMAND (1) - FVWM2
command external interface
- FVWMCONSOLE (1) - an FVWM
command input interface
- FVWMCONSOLEC.PL (1) -
Command editor for FVWM command input interface
- FVWMREARRANGE (1) -
rearrange FVWM windows
- FWIDE (3) - set and
determine the orientation of a FILE stream
- G -
- G (+) - GNU project C++
Compiler
- G3TOPBM (1) - convert a
Group 3 fax file into a portable bitmap
- GATHER (3) - A specified
member of the group receives messages
- GAWK (1) - pattern
scanning and processing language
- GCC (1) - GNU project C
and C++ Compiler (egcs-1.1.2)
- GCVT (3) - convert a
floating-point number to a string.
- GDB (1) - The GNU
Debugger
- GDBM (3) - The GNU
database manager. Includes dbm and ndbm
- GEDIT (L) - GTK+ based
text editor
- GEMTOPBM (1) - convert a
GEM .img file into a portable bitmap
- GENDIFF (1) - utility to
aid in error-free diff file generation
- GENKSYMS (8) - generate
symbol version information
- GETCONTEXT (2) - get or
set the user context
- GETCWD (3) - Get current
working directory
- GETDENTS (2) - get
directory entries
- GETDIRENTRIES (3) - get
directory entries in a filesystem independent format
- GETDOMAINNAME (2) -
get/set domain name
- GETDTABLESIZE (2) - get
descriptor table size
- GETENV (3) - get an
environment variable
- GETFDS (3) - Get file
descriptors in use by PVM.
- GETFILENAME (1) - Ask the
user to name a file in a given format
- GETGID (2) - get group
identity
- GETGRENT (3) - get group
file entry
- GETGRNAM (3) - get group
file entry
- GETGROUPS (2) - get/set
list of supplementary group IDs
- GETHOSTBYNAME (3) - get
network
- GETHOSTID (2) - get or set
the unique identifier of the current host
- GETHOSTNAME (2) - get/set
host name
- GETINST (3) - Returns the
instance number in a group of a PVM process.
- GETITIMER (2) - get or set
value of an interval timer
- GETKEYCODES (8) - print
kernel scancode-to-keycode mapping table
- GETLIST (1) - get a list
from an NNTP server
- GETLOGIN (3) - get user
name
- GETMNTENT (3) - get file
system
- GETNETENT (3) - Get a
standard IO File * handle from a channel. (Unix only)
- GETNODES (2) - Get array
of LAM node identifiers.
- GETNTYPE (2) - getnodeid,
getnodetype, getorigin, getncomp, getnotb,
- GETOPT (1) - parse command
options (enhanced)
- GETOPT (3) - Parse command
line options
- GETPAGESIZE (2) - get
system page size
- GETPASS (3) - get a
password
- GETPEERNAME (2) - get name
of connected peer
- GETPID (2) - get process
identification
- GETPRIORITY (2) - get/set
program scheduling priority
- GETPROTOENT (3) -
getprotoent, getprotobyname, getprotobynumber, setprotoent,
- GETPW (3) - Re-construct
password line entry
- GETPWENT (3) - get
password file entry
- GETPWNAM (3) - get
password file entry
- GETRBUF (3) - Returns the
message buffer identifier for the
- GETRENT (2) - getrent,
getrentc, getroute, getroute2, getrtype
- GETRESUID (2) - get real,
effective and saved user or group ID
- GETRLIMIT (2) - get/set
resource limits and usage
- GETRPCENT (3) - get RPC
entry
- GETRPCPORT (3) - get RPC
port number
- GETS (3) - input of
characters and strings
- GETS (N) - Read a line
from a channel
- GETSBUF (3) - Returns the
message buffer identifier for the
- GETSERVENT (3) -
procedures for retrieving and replacing the standard channels
- GETSID (2) - get session
ID
- GETSOCKNAME (2) - get
socket name
- GETSOCKOPT (2) - get and
set options on sockets
- GETTID (3) - Returns the
tid of the process identified by a
- GETTIMEOFDAY (2) - get /
set time
- GETTY (1) - sets terminal
mode, speed, and line discipline
- GETTYDEFS (5) - speed and
tty settings used by getty
- GETUID (2) - get user
identity
- GETUSERSHELL (3) - get
legal user shells
- GETUTENT (3) - access utmp
file entries
- GETW (3) - input and
output of words (ints)
- GETWCHAR (3) - read a wide
character from standard input
- GET_KERNEL_SYMS (2) -
retrieve exported kernel and module symbols
- GET_PRIORITY_MAX (2) - get
static priority range
- GFTODVI (1) - make proof
sheets from generic font files
- GFTOPK (1) - convert
generic font files to packed font files
- GFTYPE (1) - translate a
generic font file for humans to read
- GIF2TIFF (1) - create
a
- GIFTOPNM (1) - convert a
GIF file into a portable anymap
- GIT (1) - GNU Interactive
Tools
- GITACTION (1) - GNU
Interactive Tools - per file type action script
- GITKEYS (1) - GNU
Interactive Tools - Display key sequence utility
- GITMOUNT (1) - GNU
Interactive Tools - auto-mount script
- GITRGREP (1) - GNU
Interactive Tools - recursive grep
- GITUNPACK (1) - GNU
Interactive Tools - Unified archive unpacking
- GLIB (1) - config - script
to get information about the installed version of GLib
- GLINT (8) - Graphical
Linux Installation Tool for RPM based systems
- GLOB (3) - find pathnames
matching a pattern, free memory from glob()
- GLOB (7) - Globbing
pathnames
- GLOB (N) - Return names of
files that match patterns
- GLOBAL (N) - Access global
variables
- GL_ALLOCATECONTEXT (3) -
allocate a graphics context
- GL_CIRCLE (3) - draw a
circle
- GL_CLEARSCREEN (3) - clear
the screen
- GL_COLORFONT (3) - change
the color of a font
- GL_COMPILEBOXMASK (3) -
compress a masked bitmap
- GL_COMPILEDBOXMASKSIZE (3)
- compute the size of a compiled masked box
- GL_COPYBOX (3) - copy a
rectangular screen area
- GL_COPYBOXFROMCONTEXT (3)
- copy rectangular area from another context
- GL_COPYBOXTOCONTEXT (3) -
copy a rectangular area to another context
- GL_COPYSCREEN (3) - copy
the screen contents of contexts
- GL_DISABLECLIPPING (3) -
disables clipping
- GL_ENABLECLIPPING (3) -
enables clipping
- GL_ENABLEPAGEFLIPPING (3)
- enables automatic page flipping
- GL_EXPANDFONT (3) - expand
a packed pixel font
- GL_FILLBOX (3) - fill a
rectangular area
- GL_FONT8X8 (3) - a packed
8x8 pixel font
- GL_FREECONTEXT (3) - free
a virtual screen
- GL_GETBOX (3) - copy a
rectangular pixmap from the screen to a buffer
- GL_GETCONTEXT (3) - get
the current graphics contents.
- GL_GETPALETTECOLOR (3) -
read the color palette
- GL_GETPIXEL (3) - return
the color of a pixel
- GL_GETPIXELRGB (3) - store
color components of a pixel
- GL_HLINE (3) - draw a
horizontal line
- GL_LINE (3) - draw a
line
- GL_PRINTF (3) - write
formatted output in graphic mode
- GL_PUTBOX (3) - copy a
pixmap to a rectangular area
- GL_PUTBOXMASK (3) - copy a
masked pixmap to a rectangular area
- GL_PUTBOXMASKCOMPILED (3)
- copy a compiled masked pixmap to a rectangular area
- GL_PUTBOXPART (3) - copy a
partial pixmap to a rectangular area
- GL_RGBCOLOR (3) - return
pixel value corresponding to an rgb color
- GL_SCALEBOX (3) - scale a
pixmap
- GL_SETCLIPPINGWINDOW (3) -
set the clipping window
- GL_SETCONTEXT (3) - set a
previously saved context
- GL_SETCONTEXTVGA (3) - set
the context to the physical screen
- GL_SETCONTEXTVGAVIRTUAL
(3) - set the context to a virtual mode
- GL_SETCONTEXTVIRTUAL (3) -
define a virtual context
- GL_SETCONTEXTWIDTH (3) -
set the dimension of a context
- GL_SETDISPLAYSTART (3) -
set the start of the screen are displayed
- GL_SETFONT (3) - set the
text font to be used
- GL_SETFONTCOLORS (3) - set
the font colors
- GL_SETPALETTECOLOR (3) -
set the color palette
- GL_SETPIXEL (3) - draw a
pixel
- GL_SETRGBPALETTE (3) - set
a 256-color RGB palette
- GL_SETSCREENOFFSET (3) -
set a memory offset for copyscreen
- GL_SETWRITEMODE (3) - set
the font writemode flags
- GL_STRIANGLE (3) - draw a
solid colored triangle
- GL_SWTRIANGLE (3) - draw a
solid pixmap mapped on a triangle
- GL_TRIANGLE (3) - draw a
triangle with interpolated colors
- GL_TRISETCOLORLOOKUP (3) -
manages a color lookup table for shadowing
- GL_TRISETDRAWPOINT (3) -
set a triangle drawing function
- GL_WRITE (3) - write a
text string
- GL_WTRIANGLE (3) - draw a
shadowed pixmap mapped on a triangle
- GNOME (1) - config - GNOME
libraries and component information retrieval.
- GNP (1) - gnotepad+, a
GTK-based notepad/text editor
- GNUCHESS (6) - Chess
- GO500 (8) - Local Gopher
index search to X.500 search gateway
- GO500GW (8) - General
Gopher to X.500 gateway for browsing and searching
- GOULDTOPPM (1) - convert
Gould scanner file into a portable pixmap
- GPASSWD (1) - administer
the /etc/group file
- GPERF (1) - generate a
perfect hash function from a key set
- GPG (1) - compile pictures
for troff or TeX
- GPM (-) - root - a default
handler for gpm, used to draw menus on
- GPM (1) - a cut and paste
utility and mouse server for virtual consoles
- GPM (8) - a cut and paste
utility and mouse server for virtual consoles
- GPROF (1) - display call
graph profile data
- GRAB (N) - Confine pointer
and keyboard events to a window sub-tree
- GRABMODE (8) - .nf
- GRANT (L) - Grants access
privilege to a user, a group or all users
- GREP (1) - print lines
matching a pattern
- GREPHISTORY (1) - display
file names from Usenet history file
- GRODVI (1) - convert groff
output to TeX dvi format
- GROFF (1) - front end for
the groff document formatting system
- GROFF_CHAR (7) - groff
character names
- GROFF_FONT (5) - format of
groff device and font description files
- GROFF_MAN (7) - .
- GROFF_ME (7) - troff
macros for formatting papers
- GROFF_MM (7) - groff mm
macros
- GROFF_MMSE (7) - svenska
mm makro för groff
- GROFF_MS (7) - groff ms
macros
- GROFF_MSAFER (7) - groff
-msafer macros
- GROFF_OUT (5) - groff
intermediate output format
- GROG (1) - guess options
for groff command
- GROHTML (1) - html driver
for groff
- GROLJ4 (1) - groff driver
for HP Laserjet 4 family
- GROPS (1) - PostScript
driver for groff
- GROTTY (1) - groff driver
for typewriter-like devices
- GROUP (5) - user group
file
- GROUPADD (8) - Create a
new group
- GROUPDEL (8) - Delete a
group
- GROUPMOD (8) - Modify a
group
- GROUPS (1) - print the
groups a user is in
- GRPCK (1) - verify
integrity of group files
- GS (1) - Aladdin
Ghostscript interpreter/previewer
- GS-HPDJ (1) - Ghostscript
device driver for printers understanding PCL 3+
- GSFTOPK (1) - render a
ghostscript font in TeX pk format
- GSIZE (3) - Returns the
number of members presently in the named group.
- GTK (+) - config - script
to get information about the installed version of GTK+
- GTT (1) - GTimeTracker - a
time tracker
- GZEXE (1) - compress
executable files in place
- GZIP (1) - compress or
expand files
- H -
- I -
- I82365 (4) - Intel
i82365sl PCMCIA controller driver
- IBCS (9) - loadable module
to allow execution of other x86 Unix binaries
- IBMTR_CS (4) - IBM Token
Ring PCMCIA device driver
- ICAL (1) - An X based
Calendar Program
- ICMP (4) - Linux IPv4 ICMP
kernel module.
- ICMP (7) - Linux IPv4 ICMP
kernel module.
- ICONTOPBM (1) - convert a
Sun icon into a portable bitmap
- ICONV (3) - perform
character set conversion
- ICONV_CLOSE (3) -
deallocate descriptor for character set conversion
- ICONV_OPEN (3) - allocate
descriptor for character set conversion
- ID (1) - print real and
effective UIDs and GIDs
- IDENT (1) - identify RCS
keyword strings in files
- IDENTD (1) - TCP/IP IDENT
protocol server
- IDENTIFY (1) - describe
the format and characteristics of one or more image
- IDE_INFO (8) - IDE device
description tool
- IDLE (2) - make process 0
idle
- IF (N) - Execute scripts
conditionally
- IFCONFIG (8) - configure a
network interface
- IFLASH2_MTD (4) - memory
technology driver for Intel Series 2+ flash
- IFPORT (8) - select the
transceiver type for a network interface
- IFUSER (8) - identify
destinations routed to a particular network interface
- IGAWK (1) - gawk with
include files
- ILBMTOPPM (1) - convert an
ILBM file into a portable pixmap
- IMAGE (N) - Create and
manipulate images
- IMAGEMAGICK (1) -
ImageMagick is an X11 package for display and interactive
- IMGTOPPM (1) - convert an
Img-whatnot file into a portable pixmap
- IMPORT (1) - capture some
or all of an X server screen and save the image to
- IN.RDISC (8) - network
router discovery daemon
- IN.XFINGERD (8) - Finger
to LDAP/X.500 gateway daemon
- INC (1) - incorporate new
mail
- INCOMING.CONF (5) - names
and addresses that feed us news
- INCR (N) - Increment the
value of a variable
- INDENT (1) - make inverted
index for bibliographic databases
- INDEX (3) - locate
character in string
- INDXBIB (1) - make
inverted index for bibliographic databases
- INET (3) - inet_aton,
inet_addr, inet_network, inet_ntoa, inet_makeaddr, inet_lnaof,
- INETD (8) - Internet
servers database
- INEWS (1) - send a Usenet
article to the local news server for distribution
- INFNAN (3) - deal with
infinite or not-a-number (NaN) result
- INFO (1) - GNU's hypertext
system
- INFO (N) - Return
information about the state of the Tcl interpreter
- INIT (8) - process control
initialization
- INITDB (1) - Create a new
Postgres database installation
- INITGROUPS (3) -
initialize the supplementary group access list
- INITLOCATION (1) - Create
a secondary Postgres database storage area
- INITLOG (8) - log messages
and events to the system logger
- INITRD (4) - boot loader
initialized RAM disk
- INITSCRIPT (5) - script
that executes inittab commands.
- INITSEND (3) - Clear
default send buffer and specify message encoding.
- INITTAB (5) - format of
the inittab file used by the sysv-compatible init
- INIT_MODULE (2) -
initialize a loadable module entry
- INN.CONF (5) -
configuration data for InterNetNews programs
- INNCHECK (8) - check inn
configuration and database files.
- INNCONFVAL (1) - get an
InterNetNews configuration parameter
- INND (8) - InterNetNews
daemon
- INNDF (8) - Replacement
for 'df | awk' in innwatch.ctl
- INNFEED (1) - multi-host,
multi-connection, streaming NNTP feeder.
- INNFEED.CONF (5) -
configuration file for innfeed
- INNLOG.PL (8) - summarize
innd and nnrpd log files.
- INNREPORT (8) - summarize
INN log files.
- INNSTAT (8) - print
snapshot of INN system
- INNWATCH (8) - monitor
innd.
- INNWATCH.CTL (5) - control
Usenet supervision by innwatch
- INNXBATCH (8) - send
xbatched Usenet articles to a remote NNTP server
- INNXMIT (8) - send Usenet
articles to a remote NNTP server
- INSERT (3) - store data in
pvmd database
- INSERT (L) - Inserts new
rows into a table
- INSMOD (1) - install
loadable kernel module
- INSMOD (8) - install
loadable kernel module
- INSQUE (3) - insert/remove
an item from a queue
- INSTALL (-) - Converts
IETF agenda format to install-datebook format
- INSTALL (1) - copy files
and set attributes
- INSTALLIT (1) -
file/directory installation tool
- INTERP (N) - Create and
manipulate Tcl interpreters
- INTRO (1) - Introduction
to user commands
- INTRO (2) - Introduction
to system calls
- INTRO (3) - Introduction
to library functions
- INTRO (4) - Introduction
to special files
- INTRO (5) - Introduction
to file formats
- INTRO (6) - Introduction
to games
- INTRO (7) - Introduction
to conventions and miscellany section
- INTRO (8) - Introduction
to administration and privileged commands
- INTROC (2) - introduction
to LAM C programming functions
- INTROF (2) - introduction
to LAM Fortran programming routines
- INTROU (1) - introduction
to LAM user interface commands
- IOCTL (2) - control
device
- IOPERM (2) - set port
input/output permissions
- IOPL (2) - change I/O
privilege level
- IP (4) - Linux IPv4
protocol implementation
- IP (7) - Linux IPv4
protocol implementation
- IPC (2) - System V IPC
system calls
- IPC (5) - System V
interprocess communication mechanisms
- IPCALC (1) - perform
simple manipulation of IP addresses
- IPCCLEAN (1) - Clean up
shared memory and semaphores from aborted backends
- IPCHAINS (-) - restore -
restore IP firewall chains from stdin
- IPCHAINS (8) - IP firewall
administration
- IPCRM (8) - provide
information on ipc facilities
- IPCS (8) - provide
information on ipc facilities
- IPFW (4) - IP firewall
- IPFWADM (-) - wrapper - IP
firewall administration
- IPFWADM (8) - IP firewall
and accounting administration
- IPVSADM (8) - administer
the routing table on a Linux Virtual Server
- IPX_CMD (8) - bridge
between Novell's SCMD driver and local IPX network
- IPX_CONFIGURE (8) -
query/configure IPX behavior
- IPX_INTERFACE (8) - add,
delete, or display an IPX interface
- IPX_INTERNAL_NET (8) - add
or delete the IPX internal network
- IPX_ROUTE (8) - add or
delete IPX route
- IRS.CONF (5) -
irs.conf
- ISALPHA (3) - isalnum,
isalpha, isascii, isblank, iscntrl, isdigit, isgraph, islower,
- ISAPNP (8) - Configure ISA
Plug-and-Play devices.
- ISAPNP.CONF (5) - File
format used by isapnp.
- ISATTY (3) - does this
descriptor refer to a terminal
- ISINF (3) - test for
infinity or not-a-number (NaN)
- ISO_8859 (-) - 1 - the ISO
8859-1 character set encoded in octal, decimal,
- ISPELL (1) -
Interactive
- ISPELL (4) - format of
ispell dictionaries and affix files
- ISPELL (5) - format of
ispell dictionaries and affix files
- ISSUE (5) - pre-login
message and identification file
- ISSUE.NET (5) -
issue.net
- ISWALNUM (3) - test for
alphanumeric wide character
- ISWALPHA (3) - test for
alphabetic wide character
- ISWBLANK (3) - test for
whitespace wide character
- ISWCNTRL (3) - test for
control wide character
- ISWCTYPE (3) - wide
character classification
- ISWDIGIT (3) - test for
decimal digit wide character
- ISWGRAPH (3) - test for
graphic wide character
- ISWLOWER (3) - test for
lowercase wide character
- ISWPRINT (3) - test for
printing wide character
- ISWPUNCT (3) - test for
punctuation or symbolic wide character
- ISWSPACE (3) - test for
whitespace wide character
- ISWUPPER (3) - test for
uppercase wide character
- ISWXDIGIT (3) - test for
hexadecimal digit wide character
- J -
- K -
- L -
- LABEL (N) - Create and
manipulate label widgets
- LABS (3) - computes the
absolute value of a long integer.
- LAM (-) - helpfile - LAM
help message file
- LAMBOOT (1) - Start a LAM
multicomputer.
- LAMCLEAN (1) - Attempt to
clean entire LAM system.
- LAMEXEC (1) - Run non-MPI
programs on LAM nodes.
- LAMF_RFOPEN (2) - Open or
close a remote file. (LAM)
- LAMF_RFREAD (2) -
Read/write data from/to a remote file. (LAM)
- LAMGROW (1) - Extend a LAM
multicomputer.
- LAMSHRINK (1) - Shrink a
LAM multicomputer.
- LAMTRACE (1) - Unload LAM
trace data.
- LAM_KSIGBLOCK (2) -
lam_ksigblock, lam_ksigsetmask, lam_ksigretry, lam_ksigsetretry,
lam_kpause
- LAM_KSIGNAL (2) - Specify
a signal handler for a LAM signal.
- LAM_RFPOSIX (2) - LAM
POSIX-like remote file service
- LAM_RFRMFD (2) - Control
LAM specific file daemon services.
- LAM_RFSTATE (2) - Report
status of remote LAM file descriptors.
- LAM_RTRGET (2) - Unload
LAM trace data.
- LAM_RTRSTORE (2) - Store
LAM trace data.
- LAM_RTRSWEEP (2) - Remove
LAM trace data.
- LAPPEND (N) - Append list
elements onto a variable
- LASTCOMM (1) - print out
information about previously executed commands.
- LASTLOG (8) - examine
lastlog file
- LATEX (1) - structured
text formatting and typesetting
- LD (1) - the GNU
linker
- LD.SO (8) - a.out dynamic
linker/loader
- LD86 (1) - Linker for
as86(1)
- LDAP.CONF (5) - ldap
configuration file
- LDAPD (8) - LDAP X.500
Protocol Daemon
- LDAPDELETE (1) - ldap
delete entry tool
- LDAPFILTER.CONF (5) -
configuration file for LDAP get filter routines
- LDAPFRIENDLY (5) - data
file for LDAP friendly routines
- LDAPMODIFY (1) - ldap
modify entry and ldap add entry tools
- LDAPMODRDN (1) - ldap
modify entry RDN tool
- LDAPPASSWD (1) - change
the password of an LDAP entry
- LDAPSEARCH (1) - ldap
search tool
- LDAPSEARCHPREFS.CONF (5) -
configuration file for LDAP search preference routines
- LDAPTEMPLATES.CONF (5) -
configuration file for LDAP display template routines
- LDBMCAT (8) - LDBM to LDIF
database format conversion utility
- LDCONFIG (8) - determine
run-time link bindings
- LDD (1) - print shared
library dependencies
- LDEXP (3) - multiply
floating-point number by integral power of 2
- LDIF (5) - LDAP Data
Interchange Format
- LDIF (8) - convert
arbitrary data to LDIF format
- LDIF2LDBM (8) - LDIF to
LDBM database format conversion utilities
- LDIV (3) - computes the
quotient and remainder of long integer division.
- LESS (1) - opposite of
more
- LESSKEY (1) - specify key
bindings for less
- LGAMMA (3) - log gamma
function
- LHA (N) - config - script
to get information about the installed version of
- LIBEXPECT (3) - programmed
dialogue with interactive programs - C functions
- LIBMPI (3) - LAM MPI
implementation
- LIBPBM (3) - functions to
support portable bitmap programs
- LIBPGM (3) - functions to
support portable graymap programs
- LIBPNG (3) - Portable
Network Graphics (PNG) Reference Library 1.0.3 - January 14, 1999
- LIBPNGPF (3) - Portable
Network Graphics (PNG) Reference Library 1.0.3 - January 14, 1999
- LIBPNM (3) - functions to
support portable anymap programs
- LIBPPM (3) - functions to
support portable pixmap programs
- LIBPVM (3) - PVM C and
Fortran programming libraries
- LIBRARY (N) - standard
library of Tcl procedures
- LIBTSTDIO (3) - flexible
LAM standard I/O package
- LIBVGA.CONFIG (5) - the
svgalib configuration file
- LILO (8) - install boot
loader
- LILO.CONF (5) -
configuration file for lilo
- LINDEX (N) - Retrieve an
element from a list
- LINK (2) - make a new name
for a file
- LINSERT (N) - Insert
elements into a list
- LISPMTOPGM (1) - convert a
Lisp Machine bitmap file into pgm format
- LIST (N) - Create a
list
- LISTALIAS (1) - list user
and system aliases
- LISTBOX (N) - Create and
manipulate listbox widgets
- LISTEN (2) - listen for
connections on a socket
- LISTEN (L) - Listen for a
response on a notify condition
- LKBIB (1) - search
bibliographic databases
- LLENGTH (N) - Count the
number of elements in a list
- LLSEEK (2) - reposition
read/write file offset
- LMHOSTS (5) - Describes a
locale definition file
- LMORPH (1) - morphing
lines
- LN (1) - make links
between files
- LOAD (L) - Dynamically
loads an object file
- LOAD (N) - Load machine
code and initialize new commands.
- LOADGO (1) - Run programs
on LAM nodes.
- LOADKEYS (1) - load
keyboard translation tables
- LOADUNIMAP (8) - load the
kernel unicode-to-font mapping table
- LOCALE (7) - Description
of multi-language support
- LOCALECONV (3) - get
numeric formatting information
- LOCATEDB (5) -
front-compressed file name database
- LOCK (L) - Explicit lock
of a table inside a transaction
- LOCKF (3) - apply, test or
remove a POSIX lock on an open file
- LOCKFILE (1) - conditional
semaphore-file creator
- LOGGER (1) - logger
- LOGIN (1) - sign on
- LOGIN (5) - Login
configuration
- LOGNAME (1) - print
user\'s login name
- LOGRESOLVE (8) - resolve
hostnames for IP-adresses in Apache logfiles
- LOGROTATE (8) - rotates,
compresses, and mails system logs
- LONGJMP (3) - non-local
jump to a saved stack context
- LOOK (1) - look
- LOOKBIB (1) - search
bibliographic databases
- LOOKUP (3) - retrieve data
from pvmd database
- LOSETUP (8) - set up and
control loop devices
- LOWER (N) - Change a
window's position in the stacking order
- LP (4) - line printer
devices
- LPATTACH (2) - Attach,
detach a LAM process from remote
- LPC (8) - lpc
- LPD (8) - lpd
- LPQ (1) - lpq
- LPR (1) - lpr
- LPRM (1) - lprm
- LPTEST (1) - lptest
- LRANGE (N) - Return one or
more adjacent elements from a list
- LREPLACE (N) - Replace
elements in a list with new elements
- LS (1) - list directory
contents
- LSATTR (1) - list file
attributes on a Linux second extended file system
- LSDEV (8) - display
information about installed hardware
- LSEARCH (3) - linear
search of an array.
- LSEARCH (N) - See if a
list contains a particular element
- LSEEK (2) - reposition
read/write file offset
- LSMOD (1) - list loaded
modules.
- LSMOD (8) - list loaded
modules.
- LSOF (8) - list open
files
- LSORT (N) - Sort the
elements of a list
- LSPCI (8) - list all PCI
devices
- LSPNP (8) - list Plug and
Play BIOS device nodes and resources
- LVGROUP (3) - Unenrolls
the calling process from a named group.
- LVS (8) - failover
services daemon to control the Red Hat clustering services.
- LVS.CF (5) - configuration
file for lvs
- LWP (-) - a general
purpose distributed information browser for the World Wide Web
- M -
- MACH32INFO (1) - read out
configuration information of a Mach32
- MACPTOPBM (1) - convert a
MacPaint file into a portable bitmap
- MAG (1) - computes
fontsizes and magsteps
- MAGIC (4) - file command's
magic number file
- MAIL (1) - mail
- MAIL500 (8) - X.500
capable mailer
- MAILADDR (7) - mail
addressing description
- MAILCAP (4) - metamail
capabilities file
- MAILPOST (1) - feed an
email message into a news group
- MAILQ (1) - mailq
- MAILSTATS (1) -
mailstats
- MAILTO (-) - hebrew - Run
the mailto program to send Hebrew/English mail
- MAILTO (1) - Simple
mutlimedia mail sending program
- MAKE (-) - ssh-known-hosts
- make ssh_known_hosts file from DNS data
- MAKE (1) - GNU make
utility to maintain groups of programs
- MAKEACTIVE (8) - tool to
recover Usenet active file.
- MAKEDBM (8) - create or
dump a ypserv database file
- MAKEDEV (8) - create
devices
- MAKEHISTORY (8) - tools to
recover Usenet history database.
- MAKEINDEX (1) - a general
purpose, formatter-independent index processor
- MAKEKDEDOC (1) - typeset
labels in MetaPost pictures with TeX or Troff
- MAKEMAP (8) - makemap
- MAKE_SMBCODEPAGE (1) -
format and display the on-line manual pages
- MALLOC (3) - Allocate and
free dynamic memory
- MAN (1) - format and
display the on-line manual pages
- MAN (7) - macros to format
man pages
- MAN.CONF (5) -
configuration data for man
- MAN.CONFIG (5) -
configuration data for man
- MAN2HTML (1) - format a
manual page in html
- MAPSCRN (8) - load screen
output mapping table
- MARK (1) - manipulate
message sequences
- MASTERBALL (6) -
Masterball X widget
- MATTRIB (1) - change MSDOS
file attribute flags
- MAWK (1) - pattern
scanning and text processing language
- MBADBLOCKS (1) - tests a
floppy disk, and marks the bad blocks in the FAT
- MBLEN (3) - determine
number of bytes in next multibyte character
- MBRLEN (3) - determine
number of bytes in next multibyte character
- MBRTOWC (3) - convert a
multibyte sequence to a wide character
- MBSINIT (3) - test for
initial shift state
- MBSNRTOWCS (3) - convert a
multibyte string to a wide character string
- MBSRTOWCS (3) - convert a
multibyte string to a wide character string
- MBSTOWCS (3) - convert a
multibyte string to a wide character string
- MBTOWC (3) - convert a
multibyte sequence to a wide character
- MB_CUR_MAX (3) - maximum
length of a multibyte character in the current locale
- MB_LEN_MAX (3) - maximum
multibyte length of a character across all locales
- MC (1) - Visual shell for
Unix-like systems.
- MCAST (3) - Multicasts the
data in the active message buffer
- MCAT (1) - dump raw disk
image
- MCD (1) - change MSDOS
directory
- MCEDIT (1) - Full featured
terminal text editor for Unix-like systems.
- MCOOKIE (1) - generate
magic cookies for xauth
- MCOPY (1) - copy MSDOS
files to/from Unix
- MCSERV (8) - Midnight
Commander file server.
- MD5SUM (1) - compute and
check MD5 message digest
- MDEL (1) - delete an MSDOS
file
- MDELTREE (1) - '\
- MDIR (1) - display an
MSDOS directory
- MDOC (7) - mdoc
- MDOC.SAMPLES (7) -
mdoc.samples
- MDU (1) - display the
amount of space occupied by an MSDOS directory
- MEM (4) - system memory,
kernel memory and system ports
- MEMCCPY (3) - copy memory
area
- MEMCHR (3) - scan memory
for a character
- MEMCMP (3) - compare
memory areas
- MEMCPY (3) - copy memory
area
- MEMFROB (3) - frobnicate
(encrypt) a memory area
- MEMMEM (3) - locate a
substring
- MEMMOVE (3) - copy memory
area
- MEMORY_CS (4) - CardBus
memory driver
- MEMSET (3) - fill memory
with a constant byte
- MENU (N) - Create and
manipulate menu widgets
- MENUBUTTON (N) - Create
and manipulate menubutton widgets
- MERGE (1) - three-way file
merge
- MESG (1) - control write
access to your terminal
- MESSAGE (N) - Create and
manipulate message widgets
- MESSAGES (1) - quick count
of messages in mailbox or folder
- METAMAIL (1) -
infrastructure for mailcap-based multimedia mail handling
- METASEND (1) - Crude
interface for sending non-text mail
- MEV (1) - a program to
report mouse events
- MF (1) - Metafont, a
language for font and logo design
- MFORMAT (1) - add an MSDOS
filesystem to a low-level formatted floppy disk
- MFT (1) - translate
Metafont code to TeX code for prettyprinting
- MGRTOPBM (1) - convert a
MGR bitmap into a portable bitmap
- MH (-) - chart - Chart of
nmh Commands
- MH (1) - Message
Handler
- MHBUILD (1) - translate
MIME composition draft
- MHL (1) - produce
formatted listings of nmh messages
- MHLIST (1) - list
information about MIME messages
- MHMAIL (1) - send or read
mail
- MHN (1) -
display/list/store/cache MIME messages
- MHOOK (1) - MH
receive-mail hooks
- MHPARAM (1) - print nmh
profile components
- MHPATH (1) - print full
pathnames of nmh messages and folders
- MHSHOW (1) - display MIME
messages
- MHSTORE (1) - store
contents of MIME messages into files
- MIFF (5) - Magick Image
File Format is a platform-independent format for
- MIKMOD (1) - play
soundtracker etc. modules on a Unix machine.
- MIME (1) - Multipurpose
Internet Mail Extensions
- MIMENCODE (1) - Translate
to and from mail-oriented encoding formats
- MINGETTY (8) - minimal
getty for consoles
- MINICOM (1) - friendly
serial communication program
- MJOYTEST (3) - test the
svgalib joystick package in graphics mode
- MK (-) - amd-map
- MKBUF (3) - Creates a new
message buffer.
- MKDIR (1) - make
directories
- MKDIR (2) - create a
directory
- MKDOSFS (8) - mkdosfs
- MKE2FS (8) - create a
Linux second extended file system
- MKFATIMAGE16 (1) -
generate a virtual drive image suitable for DOSEMU
- MKFIFO (1) - make FIFOs
(named pipes)
- MKFIFO (3) - make a FIFO
special file (a named pipe)
- MKFS (8) - build a Linux
file system
- MKFS.MINIX (8) - make a
Linux MINIX filesystem
- MKINITRD (8) - creates
initial ramdisk images for preloading modules
- MKLOST (+) - create a
lost+found directory on a mounted Linux
- MKMANIFEST (1) - '\
- MKNETID (8) - generate
data for netid map
- MKNOD (1) - make block or
character special files
- MKNOD (2) - create a
directory or special or ordinary file
- MKPASSWD (1) - generate
new password, optionally apply it to a user
- MKPV (8) - creates PV
- MKRAID (8) -
initializes/upgrades RAID device arrays
- MKSTEMP (3) - create a
unique temporary file
- MKSWAP (8) - set up a
Linux swap area
- MKTEMP (1) - mktemp
- MKTEMP (3) - make a unique
temporary file name
- MKTEXLSR (1) - create ls-R
databases
- MKTEXMF (1) - create a
Metafont source file
- MKTEXPK (1) - create a PK
file for a font
- MKTEXTFM (1) - create a
TFM file for a font
- MLABEL (1) - make an MSDOS
volume label
- MLOCK (2) - disable paging
for some parts of memory
- MLOCKALL (2) - disable
paging for calling process
- MMAP (2) - map or unmap
files or devices into memory
- MMD (1) - make an MSDOS
subdirectory
- MMOUNT (1) - mount an
MSDOS disk
- MMOVE (1) - move or rename
an MSDOS file or subdirectory
- MOC (1) - generate Qt meta
object support code
- MOD (-) - active - batch
processing of ctlinnd newgroup/rmgroup/changegroup
- MODERATORS (5) -
submission addresses for moderated newsgroups
- MODF (3) - extract signed
integral and fractional values from floating-point
- MODIFY_LDT (2) - get or
set ldt
- MODINFO (1) - display
information about a kernel module
- MODINFO (8) - display
information about a kernel module
- MODPROBE (8) - high level
handling of loadable modules
- MODULES (2) -
get_kernel_syms, create_module, init_module, delete_module
- MODULES.CONF (5) -
configuration file for loading kernel modules
- MOGRIFY (1) - transform an
image or sequence of images
- MONTAGE (1) - creates a
composite image by combining several separate images
- MORE (1) - more
- MOTD (5) - message of the
day
- MOTD.NEWS (5) -
motd.news
- MOUNT (2) - mount and
unmount filesystems.
- MOUNT (8) - mount a file
system
- MOUSE (4) - serial mouse
interface
- MOUSECONFIG (8) -
configure mouse for use under Linux
- MOUSETEST (6) - tests the
svgalib mouse driver
- MOUSE_CLOSE (3) -
explicitly close a mouse
- MOUSE_GETPOSITION_6D (3) -
provide an interface to 3d mice
- MOUSE_GETX (3) - query the
mouse state
- MOUSE_INIT (3) -
specifically initialize a mouse
- MOUSE_SETEVENTHANDLER (3)
- set a mouse event handler
- MOUSE_SETPOSITION (3) -
set the current mouse position
- MOUSE_SETSCALE (3) - sets
a mouse scale factor
- MOUSE_SETWRAP (3) - set
what happens at the mouse boundaries
- MOUSE_SETXRANGE (3) -
define the boundaries for the mouse cursor
- MOUSE_UPDATE (3) - updates
the mouse state
- MOUSE_WAITFORUPDATE (3) -
wait for an mouse update
- MOVE (L) - Moves cursor
position
- MPARTITION (1) - partition
an MSDOS hard disk
- MPG123 (1) - play audio
MPEG 1.0/2.0 file (layers 1, 2 and 3)
- MPIL_COMM_ID (2) - Get
useful LAM information from
- MPIL_SIGNAL (2) - Signal
MPI processes under LAM.
- MPIL_SPAWN (2) - Spawn MPI
processes under LAM.
- MPIL_TRACE_ON (2) - Start
and stop LAM/MPI application tracing.
- MPIMSG (1) - Monitor MPI
message buffers under LAM.
- MPIO_REQUEST_C2F (3) -
Translates a C I/O-request handle to a Fortran I/O-request handle
- MPIO_REQUEST_F2C (3) -
Translates a Fortran I/O-request handle to a C I/O-request handle
- MPIO_TEST (3) - Test the
completion of a nonblocking read or write
- MPIO_WAIT (3) - Waits for
the completion of a nonblocking read or write
- MPIRUN (1) - Run MPI
programs on LAM nodes.
- MPITASK (1) - Monitor MPI
processes under LAM.
- MPI_FILE_C2F (3) -
Translates a C file handle to a Fortran file handle
- MPI_FILE_CLOSE (3) -
Closes a file
- MPI_FILE_DELETE (3) -
Deletes a file
- MPI_FILE_F2C (3) -
Translates a Fortran file handle to a C file handle
- MPI_FILE_GET_AMODE (3) -
Returns the file access mode
- MPI_FILE_GET_ATOMICITY (3)
- Returns the atomicity mode
- MPI_FILE_GET_BYTE_OFFSET
(3) - Returns the absolute byte position in the file corresponding to
- MPI_FILE_GET_GROUP (3) -
Returns the group of processes that opened the file
- MPI_FILE_GET_INFO (3) -
Returns the hints for a file that are actually being used by MPI
- MPI_FILE_GET_POSITION (3)
- Returns the current position of the individual file pointer in etype units
relative to the current view
- MPI_FILE_GET_SIZE (3) -
Returns the file size
- MPI_FILE_GET_TYPE_EXTENT
(3) - Returns the extent of datatype in the file
- MPI_FILE_GET_VIEW (3) -
Returns the file view
- MPI_FILE_IREAD (3) -
Nonblocking read using individual file pointer
- MPI_FILE_IREAD_AT (3) -
Nonblocking read using explict offset
- MPI_FILE_IWRITE (3) -
Nonblocking write using individual file pointer
- MPI_FILE_IWRITE_AT (3) -
Nonblocking write using explict offset
- MPI_FILE_OPEN (3) - Opens
a file
- MPI_FILE_PREALLOCATE (3) -
Preallocates storage space for a file
- MPI_FILE_READ (3) - Read
using individual file pointer
- MPI_FILE_READ_ALL (3) -
Collective read using individual file pointer
- MPI_FILE_READ_AT (3) -
Read using explict offset
- MPI_FILE_READ_AT_ALL (3) -
Collective read using explict offset
- MPI_FILE_SEEK (3) -
Updates the individual file pointer
- MPI_FILE_SET_ATOMICITY (3)
- Sets the atomicity mode
- MPI_FILE_SET_INFO (3) -
Sets new values for the hints associated with a file
- MPI_FILE_SET_SIZE (3) -
Sets the file size
- MPI_FILE_SET_VIEW (3) -
Sets the file view
- MPI_FILE_SYNC (3) - Causes
all previous writes to be transferred to the storage device
- MPI_FILE_WRITE (3) - Write
using individual file pointer
- MPI_FILE_WRITE_ALL (3) -
Collective write using individual file pointer
- MPI_FILE_WRITE_AT (3) -
Write using explict offset
- MPI_FILE_WRITE_AT_ALL (3)
- Collective write using explict offset
- MPI_INFO_C2F (3) -
Translates a C info handle to a Fortran info handle
- MPI_INFO_CREATE (3) -
Creates a new info object
- MPI_INFO_DELETE (3) -
Deletes a (key,value) pair from info
- MPI_INFO_DUP (3) - Returns
a duplicate of the info object
- MPI_INFO_F2C (3) -
Translates a Fortran info handle to a C info handle
- MPI_INFO_FREE (3) - Frees
an info object
- MPI_INFO_GET (3) -
Retrieves the value associated with a key
- MPI_INFO_GET_NKEYS (3) -
Returns the number of currently defined keys in info
- MPI_INFO_GET_NTHKEY (3) -
Returns the nth defined key in info
- MPI_INFO_GET_VALUELEN (3)
- Retrieves the length of the value associated with a key
- MPI_INFO_SET (3) - Adds a
(key,value) pair to info
- MPI_SPAWN (2) - Spawn MPI
processes under LAM.
- MPI_TYPE_CREATE_DARRAY (3)
- Creates a datatype corresponding to a distributed, multidimensional
array
- MPI_TYPE_CREATE_SUBARRAY
(3) - Creates a datatype describing a subarray of a multidimensional
array
- MPOOL (3) - shared memory
buffer pool
- MPOST (1) - MetaPost, a
system for drawing pictures
- MPROTECT (2) - control
allowable accesses to a region of memory
- MPTO (1) - extract labels
in MetaPost pictures for typesetting
- MRD (1) - remove an MSDOS
subdirectory
- MREAD (1) - '\
- MREMAP (2) - re-map a
virtual memory address
- MREN (1) - rename an
existing MSDOS file
- MSAFER (7) - groff -msafer
macros
- MSGCHK (1) - check for
messages
- MSGCTL (2) - message
control operations
- MSGGET (2) - get a message
queue identifier
- MSGOP (2) - message
operations
- MSH (1) - nmh shell (and
BBoard reader)
- MSHOWFAT (1) - '\
- MSTAT (3) - Returns the
status of a host in the virtual machine.
- MSYNC (2) - synchronize a
file with a memory map
- MT (1) - control magnetic
tape drive operation
- MTEST (1) - tests the
mtools configuration files
- MTOOLS.1 (3) - utilities
to access DOS disks in Unix.
- MTOOLSTEST (1) - tests and
displays the configuration
- MTVTOPPM (1) - convert
output from the MTV or PRT ray tracers into a portable pixmap
- MTYPE (1) - display
contents of an MSDOS file
- MUNLOCK (2) - reenable
paging for some parts of memory
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