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docker-system-connection-default(1)Set named destination as default for the Podman service✨
docker-system-connection-list(1)List the destination for the Podman service(s)✨
docker-system-connection-remove(1)Delete named destination✨
docker-system-connection-rename(1)Rename the destination for Podman service✨
docker-system-df(1)Show podman disk usage✨
docker-system-events(1)Monitor Podman events✨
docker-system-hyperv-prep(1)A Windows administrator command to prepare a host that is going to run Hyper-V based Podman machines✨
docker-system-info(1)Display Podman related system information✨
docker-system-migrate(1)Migrate existing containers to a new podman version✨
docker-system-prune(1)Remove all unused pods, containers, images, networks, and volume data✨
docker-system-renumber(1)Migrate lock numbers to handle a change in maximum number of locks✨
docker-system-reset(1)Reset storage back to initial state✨
docker-system-service(1)Run an API service✨
docker-tag(1)Add an additional name to a local image✨
docker-top(1)Display the running processes of a container✨
docker-trust(1)Manage trust on Docker images✨
docker-trust-inspect(1)Return low-level information about keys and signatures✨
docker-trust-key(1)Manage keys for signing Docker images✨
docker-trust-key-generate(1)Generate and load a signing key-pair✨
docker-trust-key-load(1)Load a private key file for signing✨
docker-trust-revoke(1)Remove trust for an image✨
docker-trust-sign(1)Sign an image✨
docker-trust-signer(1)Manage entities who can sign Docker images✨
docker-trust-signer-add(1)Add a signer✨
docker-trust-signer-remove(1)Remove a signer✨
docker-umount(1)Unmount a working container's root filesystem✨
docker-unmount(1)Unmount a working container's root filesystem✨
docker-unpause(1)Unpause one or more containers✨
docker-unshare(1)Run a command inside of a modified user namespace✨
docker-untag(1)Remove one or more names from a locally-stored image✨
docker-update(1)Update the configuration of a given container✨
docker-version(1)Display the Podman version information✨
docker-volume(1)Simple management tool for volumes✨
docker-volume-create(1)Create a new volume✨
docker-volume-exists(1)Check if the given volume exists✨
docker-volume-export(1)Export volume to external tar✨
docker-volume-import(1)Import tarball contents into an existing podman volume✨
docker-volume-inspect(1)Get detailed information on one or more volumes✨
docker-volume-ls(1)List all the available volumes✨
docker-volume-mount(1)Mount a volume filesystem✨
docker-volume-prune(1)Remove unused volumes✨
docker-volume-reload(1)Reload all volumes from volumes plugins✨
docker-volume-rename(1)Rename a volume✨
docker-volume-rm(1)Remove one or more volumes✨
docker-volume-unmount(1)Unmount a volume✨
docker-volume-update(1)Update a volume (cluster volumes only)✨
docker-wait(1)Wait on one or more containers to stop and print their exit codes✨
dockersh(1)Execute login shell within the Podman podmansh container✨
docknot(1p)Static web site and documentation generator✨
doclifter(1)translate troff requests into DocBook✨
docmake(1)a tool to render DocBook/XML into various output formats.✨
docmake(1p)a tool to render DocBook/XML into various output formats.✨
doctext(1)Generate documentation pages from source files✨
doctorj(1)Javadoc analyzer and spell-checker✨
doctrine-dbal(1)Doctrine DBAL command line interface✨
doctype(1)intuit command line for formatting a document✨
documentAnalyzer(1)tool for testing annotators and AEs✨
docutils(1)generic command line interface for the docutils package✨
docx2txt(1)convert Microsoft OOXML files to plain text.✨
docxcompose(1)compose multiple docx files into one file✨
docxmlvalid(1e)Check an XML document is well formed and conforms to a schema✨
docxmlwell(1e)Check an XML document is well formed✨
dodgy(1)searches for dodgy looking lines in Python code✨
dog(1)a command-line DNS client✨
doh(1)query a DoH server✨
doh-cli(1)a simple DNS over HTTPS client.✨
doing(1)✨
doit(1)build-tools to execute any kind of task✨
dokujclient(1)interact (read, write, ...) with an instance of Dokuwiki✨
dokuwiki-addsite(1)Create a new site driven by DokuWiki✨
dokuwiki-delsite(1)Remove and existing site driven by DokuWiki✨
dolfin-convert(1)Convert to DOLFIN XML format✨
dolfin-get-demos(1)install DOLFIN demos in user's home direcotry✨
dolfin-order(1)order a DOLFIN mesh according to the UFC ordering scheme✨
dolfin-plot(1)simple command-line plotting✨
dolfin-version(1)display the DOLFIN version number✨
dolfinx-scaling-test(1)solvers for testing the parallel performance of DOLFIN-X✨
dollarat(1)print the positional parameters of an execline script✨
dolly(1)✨
dom-apply-patches(1)Applies all patches found in debian/patches/series in a new local branch patch-queue✨
dom-git-checkout(1)Checkout the Git repository of a pkg-ocaml-maint package✨
dom-mrconfig(1)Generates a config file for mr✨
dom-new-git-repo(1)Creates a new Git repository in pkg-ocaml-maint space✨
dom-safe-pull(1)Safely pull changes from Git remote✨
dom-save-patches(1)Creates a patch for each commit in branch patch-queue✨
domain2idna(1)tool to convert domains to IDNA format✨
domainalign(1e)Generate alignments (DAF file) for nodes in a DCF file.✨
domainname(1)show or set the system's host name domainname - show or set the system's NIS/YP domain name ypdomainname - show or set the system's NIS/YP domain name nisdomainname - show or set the system's NIS/YP…✨
domainnr(1e)Removes redundant domains from a DCF file.✨
domainrep(1e)Reorder DCF file to identify representative structures.✨
domainreso(1e)Remove low resolution domains from a DCF file.✨
domainseqs(1e)Adds sequence records to a DCF file.✨
domainsse(1e)Add secondary structure records to a DCF file.✨
DOMCount(1)xerces-c sample program✨
dome_layer(1)dome strut arrangements✨
DOMPrint(1)xerces-c sample program✨
domtesta(1e)Reads an XML file into the DOM and writes it back out✨
domtestb(1e)Create, manipulate and write out XML✨
domtestc(1e)Create and write out some typical XML✨
domtestd(1e)Create some XML and search for an element✨
done(1)index of FreeBSD shell built-in commands✨
donkey(1)alternative for S/KEY's "key" command.✨
donuts(1)analyze DNS zone files for errors and warnings✨
donuts(1p)analyze DNS zone files for errors and warnings✨
donutsd(1)Run the donuts syntax checker periodically and report the results to an administrator✨
donutsd(1p)Run the donuts syntax checker periodically and report the results to an administrator✨
doodle(1)a tool to search the meta-data in your files✨
doodled(1)a daemon to keep your doodle database up-to-date✨
dool(1)versatile tool for generating system resource statistics✨
doona(1)Network fuzzer forked from bed✨
doq(1)Docstring generator.✨
doris(1)interferometric processor for SAR SLC data✨
dos2unix(1)DOS/Mac to Unix and vice versa text file format converter✨
dosage(1)comic strip downloader and archiver✨
dosbox(1)DOSBox Staging, x86/DOS emulator, a modern continuation of DOSBox✨
dosbox-staging(1)DOSBox Staging, x86/DOS emulator, a modern continuation of DOSBox✨
dosbox-x(1)a x86/DOS and PC98 emulator✨
doscan(1)Denial Of Service Capable Auditing of Networks✨
doschk(1)checks filenames for SYSV and DOS compatibility✨
dosdebug(1)run DOS and DOS programs under Linux✨
dose-builddebcheck(1)Check if a package can be built on a Debian system✨
dose-ceve(1)parse package metadata✨
dose-challenged(1)detect broken packages due to obsolete dependencies✨
dose-deb-coinstall(1)calculate a coinstallation set of a given set of Debian binary packages✨
dose-debcheck(1)check installability of packages according to metadata✨
dose-distcheck(1)check installability of packages according to metadata✨
dose-eclipsecheck(1)check installability of packages according to metadata✨
dose-outdated(1)detect uninstallable packages due to obsolete dependencies✨
dose-rpmcheck(1)check installability of packages according to metadata✨
dosemu(1)run DOS and DOS programs under Linux✨
dosemu.bin(1)run DOS and DOS programs under Linux✨
dosepsbin(1)Extract PS/WMF/TIFF sections from DOS EPS binary files✨
dosepsbin(1texmf-dist)Extract PS/WMF/TIFF sections from DOS EPS binary files✨
doseutility(1)Dose Utility Viewer✨
dot(1)filter for drawing directed graphs neato - filter for drawing undirected graphs twopi - filter for radial layouts of graphs circo - filter for circular layout of graphs fdp - filter for drawing…✨
dot(1p)execute commands in the current environment✨
dot(1posix)execute commands in the current environment✨
dot-forward(1)Read $HOME/.forward✨
dot-forward(1qmail)read a .forward file under qmail✨
dot2gxl(1)GXL-GV converters✨
dot2ruby(1)create a ruby script from a graphviz script✨
dot2tex(1)Graphviz to LaTeX converter✨
dot_mcp(1)mcp for s3d✨
dot_sandbox(1)Graphviz sandbox✨
dotdrop(1)save your dotfiles once, deploy them everywhere✨
dotenv-linter(1)Lightning-fast linter for .env files✨
dotenv-rust(1)dotenv-rust✨
dotextwrap(1)line-folding (text-wrapping) filter program with i18n support✨
dotforward(1)Read $HOME/.forward✨
dothost(1)DNS lookup with Graphviz output✨
dotlock.mailutils(1)lock mail spool files.✨
dotlockfile(1)Utility to manage lockfiles✨
dotmatcher(1e)Draw a threshold dotplot of two sequences✨
dotnet(1)The generic driver for the .NET CLI.✨
dotnet-add-package(1)Adds or updates a package reference in a project file.✨
dotnet-add-reference(1)Adds project-to-project (P2P) references.✨
dotnet-build(1)Builds a project, solution, or file-based app and all of its dependencies.✨
dotnet-build-server(1)Interacts with servers started by a build.✨
dotnet-clean(1)Cleans the output of a project.✨
dotnet-dev-certs(1)Generates a self-signed certificate to enable HTTPS use in development.✨
dotnet-environment-variables(1)✨
dotnet-format(1)Formats code to match editorconfig settings.✨
dotnet-help(1)Shows more detailed documentation online for the specified command.✨
dotnet-install-script(1)Script used to install the .NET SDK and the shared runtime.✨
dotnet-list-package(1)Lists the package references for a project or so‐ lution.✨
dotnet-list-reference(1)Lists project-to-project references.✨
dotnet-migrate(1)Migrates a Preview 2 .NET Core project to a .NET Core SDK-style project.✨
dotnet-msbuild(1)Builds a project and all of its dependencies. Note: A solution or project file may need to be specified if there are multiple.✨
dotnet-new(1)Creates a new project, configuration file, or solution based on the specified template.✨
dotnet-new-details(1)Displays template package metadata.✨
dotnet-new-install(1)installs a template package.✨
dotnet-new-list(1)Lists available templates to be run using dotnet-new.✨
dotnet-new-sdk-templates(1)✨
dotnet-new-search(1)searches for the templates supported by dotnet-new on NuGet.org.✨
dotnet-new-uninstall(1)uninstalls a template package.✨
dotnet-new-update(1)updates installed template packages.✨
dotnet-nuget-add-source(1)Add a NuGet source. Use package sources that you trust.✨
dotnet-nuget-config-get(1)Gets the NuGet configuration settings that will be applied.✨
dotnet-nuget-config-paths(1)Lists nuget configuration files currently being applied to a directory.✨
dotnet-nuget-config-set(1)Set the value of a specified NuGet configura‐ tion setting.✨
dotnet-nuget-config-unset(1)Removes the key-value pair from a specified NuGet configuration setting.✨
dotnet-nuget-delete(1)Deletes or unlists a package from the server.✨
dotnet-nuget-disable-source(1)Disable a NuGet source.✨
dotnet-nuget-enable-source(1)Enable a NuGet source.✨
dotnet-nuget-list-source(1)Lists all configured NuGet sources.✨
dotnet-nuget-locals(1)Clears or lists local NuGet resources.✨
dotnet-nuget-push(1)Pushes a package to the server and publishes it.✨
dotnet-nuget-remove-source(1)Remove a NuGet source.✨
dotnet-nuget-sign(1)Signs all the NuGet packages matching the first ar‐ gument with a certificate.✨
dotnet-nuget-trust(1)Gets or sets trusted signers to the NuGet configu‐ ration.✨
dotnet-nuget-update-source(1)Update a NuGet source. Use package sources that you trust.✨
dotnet-nuget-verify(1)Verifies a signed NuGet package.✨
dotnet-nuget-why(1)Shows the dependency graph for a particular package.✨
dotnet-pack(1)Packs the code into a NuGet package.✨
dotnet-package-add(1)Adds or updates a package reference in a project file. If you’re using .NET 9 SDK or earlier, use the “verb first” form (dotnet-add-package) instead. The “noun first” form was intro‐…✨
dotnet-package-list(1)Lists the package references for a project or so‐ lution. If you’re using .NET 9 SDK or earlier, use the “verb first” form (dotnet-list-package) instead. The “noun first” form was…✨
dotnet-package-remove(1)Removes a package reference from a project file. If you’re using .NET 9 SDK or earlier, use the “verb first” form (dotnet-remove-package) instead. The “noun first” form was in‐ troduced…✨
dotnet-package-search(1)Searches for a NuGet package.✨
dotnet-publish(1)Publishes the application and its dependencies to a folder for deployment to a hosting system.✨
dotnet-reference-add(1)Adds project-to-project (P2P) references. If you’re using .NET 9 SDK or earlier, use the “verb first” form (dotnet-add-reference) instead. The “noun first” form was intro‐ duced in .NET…✨