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Command Description Package

x0vncserver

inefficient VNC server which continuously polls an X display

vnc-server

x3270if

command interface to x3270, c3270 and s3270

x3270

x509

Certificate display and signing utility

openssl

x86info

display x86 CPU diagnostics

kernel-utils

xargs

build and execute command lines from standard input

findutils

xaumix

aumix wrapper for X

aumix

xboard

X graphical user interface for chess

xboard

xcam

a graphical camera frontend for SANE

sane-frontends

xcdroast

graphical frontend to create or copy CDs

xcdroast

xdelta

Invoke Xdelta

xdelta

xdvi

DVI Previewer for the X Window System

tetex-xdvi

xdvizilla

Helper application for running xdvi

tetex-xdvi

xemacs

Emacs: The Next Generation

xemacs-common

xferstats

compiles information about file transfers from logfiles

xferstats

xgettext

extract gettext strings from source

gettext

xhfs

graphical interface for manipulating HFS volumes

hfsutils-x11

xinetd

the extended Internet services daemon

xinetd

xkibitz

allow multiple people to interact in an xterm

expect

xmlcatalog

Command line tool to parse and manipulate XML or SGML catalog files

libxml2

xmlif

conditional processing instructions for XML

xmlto

xmllint

command line XML tool

libxml2

xmlsec1

manual page for xmlsec1 1.2.4 (openssl)

xmlsec1

xmlto

apply an XSL stylesheet to an XML document

xmlto

xmlwf

Determines if an XML document is well-formed

expat

xpdf

Portable Document Format (PDF) file viewer for X (version 3.00)

xpdf

xrestop

A X11 client server resource usage monitor

xrestop

xsane

scanner frontend for SANE

xsane

xsltproc

command line xslt processor

libxslt

xsubpp

compiler to convert Perl XS code into C code

perl

xterm

terminal emulator for X

xterm

Xvnc

the X VNC server

vnc-server

xxd

make a hexdump or do the reverse

vim-common


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