📦 gnu-coreutils

C

• chmod(1)change file mode bits✨
• chown(1)change file owner and group✨
• cp(1)copy files and directories✨

D

• df(1)report file system space usage✨

G

• gnuarch(1)print machine hardware name (same as uname -m)✨
• gnub2sum(1)compute and check BLAKE2 message digest✨
• gnubase32(1)base32 encode/decode data and print to standard output✨
• gnubase64(1)base64 encode/decode data and print to standard output✨
• gnubasename(1)strip directory and suffix from filenames✨
• gnubasenc(1)Encode/decode data and print to standard output✨
• gnucat(1)concatenate files and print on the standard output✨
• gnuchcon(1)change file security context✨
• gnuchgrp(1)change group ownership✨
• gnuchmod(1)change file mode bits✨
• gnuchown(1)change file owner and group✨
• gnuchroot(8)run command or interactive shell with special root directory✨
• gnucksum(1)compute and verify file checksums✨
• gnucomm(1)compare two sorted files line by line✨
• gnucp(1)copy files and directories✨
• gnucsplit(1)split a file into sections determined by context lines✨
• gnucut(1)remove sections from each line of files✨
• gnudate(1)print or set the system date and time✨
• gnudd(1)convert and copy a file✨
• gnudf(1)report file system space usage✨
• gnudir(1)list directory contents✨
• gnudircolors(1)color setup for ls✨
• gnudirname(1)strip last component from file name✨
• gnudu(1)estimate file space usage✨
• gnuecho(1)display a line of text✨
• gnuenv(1)run a program in a modified environment✨
• gnuexpand(1)convert tabs to spaces✨
• gnuexpr(1)evaluate expressions✨
• gnufactor(1)factor numbers✨
• gnufalse(1)do nothing, unsuccessfully✨
• gnufmt(1)simple optimal text formatter✨
• gnufold(1)wrap each input line to fit in specified width✨
• gnugroups(1)print the groups a user is in✨
• gnuhead(1)output the first part of files✨
• gnuhostid(1)print the numeric identifier for the current host✨
• gnuid(1)print real and effective user and group IDs✨
• gnuinstall(1)copy files and set attributes✨
• gnujoin(1)join lines of two files on a common field✨
• gnulink(1)call the link function to create a link to a file✨
• gnuln(1)make links between files✨
• gnulogname(1)print user´s login name✨
• gnuls(1)list directory contents✨
• gnumd5sum(1)compute and check MD5 message digest✨
• gnumkdir(1)make directories✨
• gnumkfifo(1)make FIFOs (named pipes)✨
• gnumknod(1)make block or character special files✨
• gnumktemp(1)create a temporary file or directory✨
• gnumv(1)move (rename) files✨
• gnunice(1)run a program with modified scheduling priority✨
• gnunl(1)number lines of files✨
• gnunohup(1)run a command immune to hangups, with output to a non-tty✨
• gnunproc(1)print the number of processing units available✨
• gnunumfmt(1)Convert numbers from/to human-readable strings✨
• gnuod(1)dump files in octal and other formats✨
• gnupaste(1)merge lines of files✨
• gnupathchk(1)check whether file names are valid or portable✨
• gnupinky(1)lightweight finger✨
• gnupr(1)convert text files for printing✨
• gnuprintenv(1)print all or part of environment✨
• gnuprintf(1)format and print data✨
• gnuptx(1)produce a permuted index of file contents✨
• gnupwd(1)print name of current/working directory✨
• gnureadlink(1)print resolved symbolic links or canonical file names✨
• gnurealpath(1)print the resolved path✨
• gnurm(1)remove files or directories✨
• gnurmdir(1)remove empty directories✨
• gnuruncon(1)run command with specified security context✨
• gnuseq(1)print a sequence of numbers✨
• gnusha1sum(1)compute and check SHA1 message digest✨
• gnusha224sum(1)compute and check SHA224 message digest✨
• gnusha256sum(1)compute and check SHA256 message digest✨
• gnusha384sum(1)compute and check SHA384 message digest✨
• gnusha512sum(1)compute and check SHA512 message digest✨
• gnushred(1)overwrite a file to hide its contents, and optionally delete it✨
• gnushuf(1)generate random permutations✨
• gnusleep(1)delay for a specified amount of time✨
• gnusort(1)sort lines of text files✨
• gnusplit(1)split a file into pieces✨
• gnustat(1)display file or file system status✨
• gnustdbuf(1)Run COMMAND, with modified buffering operations for its standard streams.✨
• gnustty(1)change and print terminal line settings✨
• gnusum(1)checksum and count the blocks in a file✨
• gnusync(1)Synchronize cached writes to persistent storage✨
• gnutac(1)concatenate and print files in reverse✨
• gnutail(1)output the last part of files✨
• gnutee(1)read from standard input and write to standard output and files✨
• gnutest(1)check file types and compare values✨
• gnutimeout(1)run a command with a time limit✨
• gnutouch(1)create file, or change file timestamps✨
• gnutr(1)translate or delete characters✨
• gnutrue(1)do nothing, successfully✨
• gnutruncate(1)shrink or extend the size of a file to the specified size✨
• gnutsort(1)perform topological sort✨
• gnutty(1)print the file name of the terminal connected to standard input✨
• gnuuname(1)print system information✨
• gnuunexpand(1)convert spaces to tabs✨
• gnuuniq(1)report or omit repeated lines✨
• gnuunlink(1)call the unlink function to remove the specified file✨
• gnuusers(1)print the user names of users currently logged in to the current host✨
• gnuvdir(1)list directory contents✨
• gnuwc(1)print newline, word, and byte counts for each file✨
• gnuwho(1)show who is logged on✨
• gnuwhoami(1)print effective user name✨
• gnuyes(1)output a string repeatedly until killed✨

M

• mv(1)move (rename) files✨

R

• rm(1)remove files or directories✨

T

• true(1)do nothing, successfully✨