lsof / Change history
Change history
Every change made to lsof, newest first, from the site's version history. Each date is the day the change was saved.
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Add the Linux command codex: hub + 16 question-shaped pages
The same change touched 21 other pages.
Details
- codex/linux: 'Linux, at the terminal' — the investigative layer between shell syntax and kernel theory, organised by the question being asked - 12 command pages (top/htop, free/vmstat, lsof, ss, strace, /proc, kill & signals, tcpdump, dig, journalctl/dmesg, find/xargs, jq), each with the five flags that matter, annotated real output, three production scenarios, how-it-works-underneath cross-links, and a safe drill - 4 investigation walkthroughs: what's eating my CPU / my memory, what's holding this port, why is the disk full - New 'Linux' track on the codex index (verdant, terminal glyph) - LINUX_COMMANDS_PLAN.md documents the section + tier 2 - Zero dead links, zero lint hard-kills, search index rebuilt
Site-wide changes that also touched this page (3)
Changes made to more than 25 pages at once, such as a new layout, a wording pass or a move to a new folder.
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Rewrite site prose in plain language; simulators, homepage, About, footer
Touched 579 pages.
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new content and pages
Touched 144 pages.
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Linux codex tier 2: 12 more pages, section complete at 28
Touched 28 pages.
What counts as a change to this page
Any saved change to these files, including when they lived in an older folder:
src/routes/codex/linux/lsof/+page.svelte
The descriptions are the notes written when each change was saved, unedited, so older ones can be short.