About
Corutils is a package of essential executable command line client (used greatly in shell script)
See also Utils Linux
List
Name | Description |
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arch | Print machine hardware name. |
b2sum | Print or check BLAKE2 digests. |
base32 | Base32 encode/decode data. |
base64 | Base64 encode/decode data. |
basename | Strip directory and suffix. |
basenc | Encoding/decoding of data. |
cat | Concatenate and write files. |
chcon | Change SELinux CTX of files. |
chrgrp | Change file groups. |
chmod | Change access permissions. |
chown | Change file owners and groups. |
chroot | Specify the root directory. |
cksum | Print POSIX CRC checksum. |
comm | Compare sorted files by line. |
cp | Copy files. |
csplit | Split by context. |
cut | Print selected parts of lines. |
date | Print/set system date and time. |
dd | Copy and convert a file. |
df | Report file system usage. |
dir | List directories briefly. |
dircolors | Color setup for ls. |
dirname | Strip last file name component. |
du | Report file usage. |
echo | Print a line of text. |
env | Modify the environment. |
expand | Convert tabs to spaces. |
expr | Evaluate expressions. |
factor | Print prime factors |
false | Do nothing, unsuccessfully. |
fmt | Reformat paragraph text. |
fold | Wrap long input lines. |
groups | Print group names a user is in. |
head | Output the first part of files. |
hostid | Print numeric host identifier. |
hostname | Print or set system name. |
id | Print user identity. |
install | Copy files and set attributes. |
join | Join lines on a common field. |
kill | Send a signal to processes. |
link | Make hard links between files. |
ln | Make links between files. |
logname | Print current login name. |
ls | List directory contents. |
md5sum | Print or check MD5 digests. |
mkdir | Create directories. |
mkfifo | Create FIFOs (named pipes). |
mknod | Create special files. |
mktemp | Create temporary files. |
mv | Rename files. |
nice | Modify niceness. |
nl | Number lines and write files. |
nohup | Immunize to hangups. |
nproc | Print the number of processors. |
numfmt | Reformat numbers. |
od | Dump files in octal, etc. |
paste | Merge lines of files. |
pathchk | Check file name portability. |
pinky | Print information about users. |
pr | Paginate or columnate files. |
printenv | Print environment variables. |
printf | Format and print data. |
ptx | Produce permuted indexes. |
pwd | Print working directory. |
readlink | Print referent of a symlink. |
realpath | Print resolved file names. |
rm | Remove files. |
rmdir | Remove empty directories. |
runcon | Run in specified SELinux CTX. |
seq | Print numeric sequences |
sha1sum | Print or check SHA-1 digests. |
sha2 | Print or check SHA-2 digests. |
shred | Remove files more securely. |
shuf | Shuffling text files. |
sleep | Delay for a specified time. |
sort | Sort text files. |
split | Split into pieces. |
stat | Report file(system) status. |
stdbuf | Modify stdio buffering. |
stty | Print/change terminal settings. |
sum | Print traditional checksum. |
sync | Sync files to stable storage. |
tac | Reverse files. |
tail | Output the last part of files. |
tee | Redirect to multiple files. |
test | File/string tests. |
timeout | Run with time limit. |
touch | Change file timestamps. |
tr | Translate characters. |
true | Do nothing, successfully. |
truncate | Shrink/extend size of a file. |
tsort | Topological sort. |
tty | Print terminal name. |
uname | Print system information. |
unexpand | Convert spaces to tabs. |
uniq | Uniquify files. |
unlink | Removal via unlink(2). |
uptime | Print uptime and load. |
users | Print current user names. |
vdir | List directories verbosely. |
wc | Line, word, and byte counts. |
who | Print who is logged in. |
whoami | Print effective user ID. |
yes | Print a string indefinitely. |