Across
- 3. – Switches the active virtual terminal on your system
- 5. – Displays inode usage of mounted filesystems in a human‑readable format
- 8. – Stresses system resources to test performance under load
- 10. – Shows the file name of the terminal connected to standard input
- 12. – Displays detailed information about your system’s hardware
- 13. – Interacts with Kubernetes clusters to deploy and manage apps
- 14. – Opens a simple, user‑friendly text editor for the command line
Down
- 1. – Searches manual page descriptions for a given keyword
- 2. – Manages containers without requiring a daemon for isolation
- 4. – Controls virtual machines within a virtualization environment
- 6. – Runs shell commands concurrently to speed up processing
- 7. – Provides information about the X display and screen settings
- 9. – Manages and tracks changes in source code using version control
- 11. – Converts text files between different character encodings