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- basename(1)
basename
,dirname
– separate path components- basenc(1)
basenc
,base64
,base64url
,base32
,base32hex
,base16
,base2msbf
,base2lsbf
,z85
– transcode RFC 4648, binary, or ZeroMQ data- cat(1)
cat
– concatenate files- chcon(1)
chcon
– alter SELinux context of files and directory trees- chmod(1)
chmod
– change file mode- chown(1)
chown
,chgrp
– change file ownership- cksum(1)
cksum
– compute Ethernet checksum- comm(1)
comm
– analyse sorted line sets- csplit(1)
csplit
– context-sensitive text splitting- cut(1)
cut
– extract bytes, characters, or fields- dd(1)
dd
– block-wise copy with conversions- df(1)
df
– get free filesystem space- du(1)
du
– assess disk usage, file size, or count- echo(1)
echo
– output arguments- env(1)
env
– alter and consume environment- expand(1)
expand
,unexpand
– (de)tabulate files- expr(1)
expr
– evaluate expression- factor(1)
factor
– ise integers- fold(1)
fold
– break lines- head(1)
head
– extract file header- hostid(1)
hostid
– get host ID- id(1)
id
– get credentials- install(1)
install
– copy files or make directories with ownership, mode, and preserved context- link(1)
link
– create file link- logname(1)
logname
– get session login name- mkdir(1)
mkdir
– create directory- mkfifo(1)
mkfifo
,mknod
– create named pipe or special file- mktemp(1)
mktemp
– create temporary file or directory- nice(1)
nice
– adjust scheduling priority- nl(1)
nl
– section-aware line numbering- nohup(1)
nohup
– inoculate invocation against hang-ups- nproc(1)
nproc
– get processor count- od(1)
od
– dump files in numeric and readable formats- paste(1)
paste
– merge lines- pathchk(1)
pathchk
– validate filenames- pinky(1)
pinky
– little finger- pr(1)
pr
– paginate, columnate, and number files- printenv(1)
printenv
– list environment variables- printf(1)
printf
– format data- pwd(1)
pwd
– print working directory- rm(1)
rm
– remove files and directory trees- rmdir(1)
rmdir
– remove directory- runcon(1)
runcon
– alter and consume SELinux context- seq(1)
seq
– generate numerical sequence- sha1sum(1)
sha*sum
,b2sum
,md5sum
– generate or verify cryptographic hashes- shred(1)
shred
– zero and unlink files- shuf(1)
shuf
– shuffle lines- sleep(1)
sleep
– do nothing, slowly- split(1)
split
– size- or line-wise data splitting- stdbuf(1)
stdbuf
– configure I/O buffers- stty(1)
stty
– inspect and alter teletype and window attributes- sum(1)
sum
– compute legacy checksum- sync(1)
sync
– flush kernel caches- tac(1)
tac
– concatenate reversed files- tee(1)
tee
– copy to multiple outputs- test(1)
test
,[
– validate predicate- timeout(1)
timeout
– signal command after delays- tr(1)
tr
– transliterate bytes- true(1)
true
,false
– do nothing- truncate(1)
truncate
– trim or punch holes in files- tsort(1)
tsort
– stable total ordering- tty(1)
tty
– get path to current teletype- uname(1)
uname
,machine
,arch
– get system information- uniq(1)
uniq
– merge or filter adjacent identical lines- unlink(1)
unlink
– remove file link- wc(1)
wc
– line, word, character, byte, and line length count- who(1)
who
,users
– list login and system state- yes(1)
yes
– continually output arguments- libstdbuf(3)
libstdbuf
– configure I/O buffers- chroot(8)
chroot
– execute with alternate filesystem root