#command

“Technological improvements in mobility, range, lethality, and information-gathering continue to compress time and space, forcing higher operating tempos and creating a greater demand for information.” –Marine Corps Doctrinal Publication 6 Command and Control, 1996 “The objective of command

Anthony King, Command: The Twenty-First-Century General (Cambridge University Press, 2019). Upon receiving this book, I was very interested in reading it, having never come across a book that addressed this specific subject before. The emphasis, or lack thereof, on the divisional level of command

Author: Dave McKay / Source: How-To Geek install is a versatile file-copying command in Linux and macOS. It’s perfect for the power-user looking for efficiency. Read this article to discover how to work smarter—not harder. Wait—It’s Not For Installing Software? The install command might have the

Author: Dave McKay / Source: How-To Geek The sleep command makes your Linux computer do nothing. Counter-intuitive perhaps, but a period of inactivity is sometimes just what’s needed. This article shows you how to use this Bash shell command effectively. Using sleep is easy. On the command line

Author: Dave McKay / Source: How-To Geek The df and du commands report on disk space usage from within the Bash shell used on Linux, macOS, and many other Unix-like operating systems. These commands let you easily identify what’s using up your system’s storage. Viewing the Total, Available and