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command interpreter (shell)

enables vi-mode editing and places sh into vi insert mode. With vi-mode enabled ... sh can be switched between insert mode and command mode. It is similar

shuf(1)
generate random permutations
```
NAME shuf - generate
```
show(7)
show the value of a run-time parameter
```
NAME SHOW - show
```
shred(1)
overwrite a file to hide its contents, and optionally delete it
```
NAME shred - overwrite
```
shmop(2)
System V shared memory operations
```
NAME shmat, shmdt
```
shmdt(2)
System V shared memory operations
```
NAME shmat, shmdt
```
shmat(2)
System V shared memory operations
```
NAME shmat, shmdt
```
shasum(1)
Print or Check SHA Checksums
```
NAME shasum - Print
```
shmget(2)
allocates a System V shared memory segment
```
NAME shmget - allocates
```
shmctl(2)
System V shared memory control
```
NAME shmctl - System
```
shadow(5)
shadowed password file
```
NAME shadow - shadowed
```
shells(5)
pathnames of valid login shells
```
NAME shells - pathnames
```
sha1sum(1)
compute and check SHA1 message digest
```
NAME sha1sum - compute
```
shutdown(2)
shut down part of a full-duplex connection
```
NAME shutdown - shut
```
shm_open(3)
create/open or unlink POSIX shared memory objects
```
NAME shm_open
```
sha384sum(1)
compute and check SHA384 message digest
```
NAME sha384sum - compute
```
sha256sum(1)
compute and check SHA256 message digest
```
NAME sha256sum - compute
```
sha224sum(1)
compute and check SHA224 message digest
```
NAME sha224sum - compute
```
sha512sum(1)
compute and check SHA512 message digest
```
NAME sha512sum - compute
```
shm_unlink(3)
create/open or unlink POSIX shared memory objects
```
NAME shm_open
```

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