The manual page and help for the kbdinfo Linux command. The kbdinfo command provides information about the status of the console.

The manual page and help for the openpgp-tool Linux command. 

The manual page and help for the kmod Linux command. The kmod command is a utility for managing Linux kernel modules.

The manual page of the Jailkit Linux software package. Jailkit is a set of utilities that can restrict user accounts to a specific directory structure and specific commands.

The dconf-editor Linux command manual page and help. The dconf-editor program provides a graphical interface for editing settings stored by other applications in the glib library gsettings or in the dconf database. The gsettings (1) and dconf (1) utilities provide similar functionality on the command line.

The manual page and help for the validateconf Linux command. The validateconf command is a utility that validates the tsocks.conf configuration file.

Manual page and help for the openvpn Linux command. OpenVPN is an open source VPN daemon from James Yonan. Because OpenVPN is a universal VPN device that offers great flexibility, there are many options on this manual page. If you are not already familiar with OpenVPN, you may want to skip ahead to the examples section, where you will see how to create simple VPNs from the command line without the need for a configuration file.

Manual page and help for the killall Linux command. The killall program sends a signal to each process that runs one of the specified commands. If no signal is specified, SIGTERM is sent.

Manual page and help for the e2freefrag Linux command. E2freefrag is a command for reporting free space fragmentation on ext2 / 3/4 file systems. The filesys option is the device name of the file system (eg / dev / hdc1, / dev / md0). The e2freefrag program examines the block bitmap information to check how many free blocks are present as adjacent and aligned free areas. They represent the percentage of free blocks of chunk_kb size and contiguous. It also displays the minimum / maximum / average free piece size in the file system and the histogram of all free pieces. This information can be used to measure the fragmentation of free space in the file system.

The manual page and help for the acpi_listen Linux command. Acpid is the system-wide ACPI event detector. The acpi_listen command is a simple shell-friendly tool that connects to acpid and monitors events. When an event occurs, acpi_listen writes it to traditional output (stdout).