Package coreutils

• arch(1) — print machine hardware name (same as uname -m)
• b2sum(1) — compute and check BLAKE2 message digest
• base32(1) — base32 encode/decode data and print to standard output
• base64(1) — base64 encode/decode data and print to standard output
• basename(1) — strip directory and suffix from filenames
• basenc(1) — Encode/decode data and print to standard output
• cat(1) — concatenate files and print on the standard output
• chcon(1) — change file security context
• chgrp(1) — change group ownership
• chmod(1) — change file mode bits
• chown(1) — change file owner and group
• chroot(1) — run command or interactive shell with special root directory
• cksum(1) — compute and verify file checksums
• comm(1) — compare two sorted files line by line
• cp(1) — copy files and directories
• csplit(1) — split a file into sections determined by context lines
• cut(1) — remove sections from each line of files
• date(1) — print or set the system date and time
• dd(1) — convert and copy a file
• df(1) — report file system space usage
• dir(1) — list directory contents
• dircolors(1) — color setup for ls
• dirname(1) — strip last component from file name
• du(1) — estimate file space usage
• echo(1) — display a line of text
• env(1) — run a program in a modified environment
• expand(1) — convert tabs to spaces
• expr(1) — evaluate expressions
• factor(1) — factor numbers
• false(1) — do nothing, unsuccessfully
• fmt(1) — simple optimal text formatter
• fold(1) — wrap each input line to fit in specified width
• groups(1) — print the groups a user is in
• head(1) — output the first part of files
• hostid(1) — print the numeric identifier for the current host
• hostname(1) — set or print the name of the current host system
• id(1) — print real and effective user and group IDs
• install(1) — copy files and set attributes
• join(1) — join lines of two files on a common field
• kill(1) — send signals to processes, or list signals
• link(1) — call the link function to create a link to a file
• ln(1) — make links between files
• logname(1) — print user\'s login name
• ls(1) — list directory contents
• md5sum(1) — compute and check MD5 message digest
• mkdir(1) — make directories
• mkfifo(1) — make FIFOs (named pipes)
• mknod(1) — make block or character special files
• mksock(1) — Create unix domain sockets
• mktemp(1) — create a temporary file or directory
• mv(1) — move (rename) files
• nice(1) — run a program with modified scheduling priority
• nl(1) — number lines of files
• nohup(1) — run a command immune to hangups, with output to a non-tty
• nproc(1) — print the number of processing units available
• numfmt(1) — Convert numbers from/to human-readable strings
• od(1) — dump files in octal and other formats
• paste(1) — merge lines of files
• pathchk(1) — check whether file names are valid or portable
• pinky(1) — lightweight finger
• pr(1) — convert text files for printing
• printenv(1) — print all or part of environment
• printf(1) — format and print data
• ptx(1) — produce a permuted index of file contents
• pwd(1) — print name of current/working directory
• readlink(1) — print resolved symbolic links or canonical file names
• realpath(1) — print the resolved path
• rm(1) — remove files or directories
• rmdir(1) — remove empty directories
• runas(1) — run an executable with arbitrary argv[0]
• runcon(1) — run command with specified security context
• seq(1) — print a sequence of numbers
• sha1sum(1) — compute and check SHA1 message digest
• sha224sum(1) — compute and check SHA224 message digest
• sha256sum(1) — compute and check SHA256 message digest
• sha384sum(1) — compute and check SHA384 message digest
• sha512sum(1) — compute and check SHA512 message digest
• shred(1) — overwrite a file to hide its contents, and optionally delete it
• shuf(1) — generate random permutations
• sleep(1) — delay for a specified amount of time
• sort(1) — sort lines of text files
• split(1) — split a file into pieces
• stat(1) — display file or file system status
• stdbuf(1)
• stty(1) — change and print terminal line settings
• sum(1) — checksum and count the blocks in a file
• sync(1) — Synchronize cached writes to persistent storage
• tac(1) — concatenate and print files in reverse
• tail(1) — output the last part of files
• tee(1) — read from standard input and write to standard output and files
• test(1) — check file types and compare values
• timeout(1) — run a command with a time limit
• touch(1) — change file timestamps
• tr(1) — translate or delete characters
• true(1) — do nothing, successfully
• truncate(1) — shrink or extend the size of a file to the specified size
• tsort(1) — perform topological sort
• tty(1) — print the file name of the terminal connected to standard input
• uname(1) — print system information
• unexpand(1) — convert spaces to tabs
• uniq(1) — report or omit repeated lines
• unlink(1) — call the unlink function to remove the specified file
• users(1) — print the user names of users currently logged in to the current host
• usleep(1) — sleep some number of microseconds
• vdir(1) — list directory contents
• wc(1) — print newline, word, and byte counts for each file
• who(1) — show who is logged on
• whoami(1) — print effective user name
• yes(1) — output a string repeatedly until killed