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iLinux 1.6.0 Release Notes - Library grows to 1650+ offline entries: Linux 1050, Windows CMD Batch 300, PowerShell 300, with trilingual summaries and Markdown articles - Adds modern CLIs such as pipx, atuin, mosh, nushell, and biome. Categories expand to 14, covering cloud-native, security, observability, and build tooling - List and grid layouts on Commands and Categories tabs, with adjustable columns on iPhone and iPad for faster browsing - Switch Linux, CMD, or PowerShell from Commands, Cate...

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Provider
天从 何
Size
72 MB
Category
Developer Tools, Reference
Requires
iOS 16.0+
Languages
3 · EN, ZH, ZH
Age
4+
Price
$1.19
Released
May 5, 2026

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