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The Arch Linux manual pages website (man.archlinux.org) is a repository of manual pages from Arch Linux packages. It contains 83,516 manual pages and 8,793 symbolic links sourced from 3,776 packages, while 11,705 packages lack indexable manual pages. The site organizes pages into traditional sections and provides search forms to locate pages by name, description, or package.
Stats is a free, open-source macOS system monitor that runs in the menu bar and tracks CPU, GPU, RAM, disk, network, sensors, battery, Bluetooth and a clock. The app requires macOS 12 or later and supports Apple Silicon and Intel Macs. It offers 13 customizable widgets and is available as a direct download or via Homebrew.
Linux.org is a friendly Linux forum where members register and post in discussion threads. The site also hosts articles and how-to series covering topics such as a Python series, Proxmox VE, the Arduino Uno Q and the PocketBeagle 2.
pigz is a parallel implementation of gzip for multi-processor, multi-core machines. It is a fully functional replacement for gzip that exploits multiple processors and cores when compressing data. It was written by Mark Adler and uses the zlib and pthread libraries.
lnav (The Logfile Navigator) is an advanced log file viewer for the terminal aimed at small-scale use. It merges, tails, searches, filters and queries log files, with no server or setup required. Log formats are detected automatically, with over 70 built-in formats, and compressed files are unpacked on the fly.
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