The apmd command in Linux is used to control the Advanced Power Management (APM) daemon. The APM daemon is a service that manages the power consumption of your computer.
Here are some examples of how to use the apmd command:
# To start the APM daemon in the foreground:
apmd -c
# To start the APM daemon in the background:
apmd -d
# To start and then immediately stop the APM daemon:
apmd -s
# To show help for the apmd command:
apmd -h
help
apmd [options]
Start and control the Advanced Power Management (APM) daemon.
Options:
-c, --console Run in the foreground.
-d, --daemon Run in the background.
-s, --single-shot Start and then immediately stop.
-f, --foreground Same as -c.
-b, --daemon Same as -d.
-h, --help Show this help message.
-V, --version Print version information.
For more information, see the apmd man page.
breakdown
-c, --console: This option tells apmd to run in the foreground.
-d, --daemon: This option tells apmd to run in the background.
-s, --single-shot: This option tells apmd to start and then immediately stop.
-f, --foreground: This option is the same as -c.
-b, --daemon: This option is the same as -d.
-h, --help: This option shows this help message.
-V, --version: This option prints version information.