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     1.4 +Coreutils: Core GNU (file, text, shell) utilities.
     1.5 +
     1.6 +  * [          exit with the status determined by expression
     1.7 +  * base32:    base32 encode/decode data and print to standard output
     1.8 +  * base64:    base64 encode/decode data and print to standard output
     1.9 +  * basename:  strip directory and suffix from filenames
    1.10 +  * cat:       concatenate files and print on the standard output
    1.11 +  * chcon:     change file SELinux security context
    1.12 +  * chgrp:     change group ownership
    1.13 +  * chmod:     change file mode bits
    1.14 +  * chown:     change file owner and group
    1.15 +  * chroot:    run command or interactive shell with special root directory
    1.16 +  * cksum:     checksum and count the bytes in a file
    1.17 +  * comm:      compare two sorted files line by line
    1.18 +  * cp:        copy files and directories
    1.19 +  * csplit:    split a file into sections determined by context lines
    1.20 +  * cut:       remove sections from each line of files
    1.21 +  * date:      print or set the system date and time
    1.22 +  * dd:        convert and copy a file
    1.23 +  * df:        report file system disk space usage
    1.24 +  * dir:       list directory contents
    1.25 +  * dircolors: color setup for ls
    1.26 +  * dirname:   strip last component from file name
    1.27 +  * du:        estimate file space usage
    1.28 +  * echo:      display a line of text
    1.29 +  * env:       run a program in a modified environment
    1.30 +  * expand:    convert tabs to spaces
    1.31 +  * expr:      evaluate expressions
    1.32 +  * factor:    factor numbers
    1.33 +  * false:     do nothing, unsuccessfully
    1.34 +  * fmt:       simple optimal text formatter
    1.35 +  * fold:      wrap each input line to fit in specified width
    1.36 +  * groups:    print the groups a user is in
    1.37 +  * head:      output the first part of files
    1.38 +  * hostid:    print the numeric identifier for the current host
    1.39 +  * id:        print real and effective user and group IDs
    1.40 +  * install:   copy files and set attributes
    1.41 +  * join:      join lines of two files on a common field
    1.42 +  * kill:      send signals to processes, or list signals
    1.43 +  * link:      call the link function to create a link to a file
    1.44 +  * ln:        make links between files
    1.45 +  * logname:   print user's login name
    1.46 +  * ls:        list directory contents
    1.47 +  * md5sum:    compute and check MD5 message digest
    1.48 +  * mkdir:     make directories
    1.49 +  * mkfifo:    make FIFOs (named pipes)
    1.50 +  * mknod:     make block or character special files
    1.51 +  * mktemp:    create a temporary file or directory
    1.52 +  * mv:        move (rename) files
    1.53 +  * nice:      run a program with modified scheduling priority
    1.54 +  * nl:        number lines of files
    1.55 +  * nohup:     run a command immune to hangups, with output to a non-tty
    1.56 +  * nproc:     print the number of processing units available
    1.57 +  * numfmt:    convert numbers from/to human-readable strings
    1.58 +  * od:        dump files in octal and other formats
    1.59 +  * paste:     merge lines of files
    1.60 +  * pathchk:   check whether file names are valid or portable
    1.61 +  * pinky:     lightweight finger
    1.62 +  * pr:        convert text files for printing
    1.63 +  * printenv:  print all or part of environment
    1.64 +  * printf:    format and print data
    1.65 +  * ptx:       produce a permuted index of file contents
    1.66 +  * pwd:       print name of current/working directory
    1.67 +  * readlink:  print resolved symbolic links or canonical file names
    1.68 +  * realpath:  print the resolved path
    1.69 +  * rm:        remove files or directories
    1.70 +  * rmdir:     remove empty directories
    1.71 +  * runcon:    run command with specified SELinux security context
    1.72 +  * seq:       print a sequence of numbers
    1.73 +  * sha1sum:   compute and check SHA1 message digest
    1.74 +  * sha224sum: compute and check SHA224 message digest
    1.75 +  * sha256sum: compute and check SHA256 message digest
    1.76 +  * sha384sum: compute and check SHA384 message digest
    1.77 +  * sha512sum: compute and check SHA512 message digest
    1.78 +  * shred:     overwrite a file to hide its contents, and optionally delete it
    1.79 +  * shuf:      generate random permutations
    1.80 +  * sleep:     delay for a specified amount of time
    1.81 +  * sort:      sort lines of text files
    1.82 +  * split:     split a file into pieces
    1.83 +  * stat:      display file or file system status
    1.84 +  * stdbuf:    run command with modified buffering operations for its standard
    1.85 +               streams
    1.86 +  * stty:      change and print terminal line settings
    1.87 +  * sum:       checksum and count the blocks in a file
    1.88 +  * sync:      synchronize cached writes to persistent storage
    1.89 +  * tac:       concatenate and print files in reverse
    1.90 +  * tail:      output the last part of files
    1.91 +  * tee:       read from standard input and write to standard output and files
    1.92 +  * test:      check file types and compare values
    1.93 +  * timeout:   run a command with a time limit
    1.94 +  * touch:     change file timestamps
    1.95 +  * tr:        translate or delete characters
    1.96 +  * true:      do nothing, successfully
    1.97 +  * truncate:  shrink or extend the size of a file to the specified size
    1.98 +  * tsort:     perform topological sort
    1.99 +  * tty:       print the file name of the terminal connected to standard input
   1.100 +  * uname:     print system information
   1.101 +  * unexpand:  convert spaces to tabs
   1.102 +  * uniq:      report or omit repeated lines
   1.103 +  * unlink:    call the unlink function to remove the specified file
   1.104 +  * uptime:    tell how long the system has been running
   1.105 +  * users:     print the user names of users currently logged in to the current
   1.106 +               host
   1.107 +  * vdir:      list directory contents
   1.108 +  * wc:        print newline, word, and byte counts for each file
   1.109 +  * who:       show who is logged on
   1.110 +  * whoami:    print effective user ID
   1.111 +  * yes:       output a string repeatedly until killed