Name | Description |
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arch | Prints machine hardware name (same as uname -m) |
basename | Removes the path prefix from a given pathname |
chroot | Changes the root directory |
date | Prints or sets the system date and time |
dirname | Strips non-directory suffix from file name |
du | Shows disk usage on file systems |
echo | Displays a specified line of text |
env | Displays and modifies environment variables |
expr | Evaluates expressions |
factor | Factors numbers |
false | Does nothing, but exits unsuccessfully |
groups | Prints the groups of which the user is a member |
hostid | Prints the numeric identifier for the current host |
id | Prints real or effective UID and GID |
link | Creates a link to a file |
logname | Print the user's login name |
nice | Modifies scheduling priority |
nohup | Allows a command to continue running after logging out |
nproc | Queries the number of (active) processors |
pathchk | Checks whether file names are valid or portable |
pinky | A lightweight version of finger |
printenv | Prints environment variables |
printf | Formats and prints data |
pwd | Prints the current working directory |
readlink | Displays value of a symbolic link |
runcon | Run command with specified security context |
seq | Prints a sequence of numbers |
sleep | Delays for a specified amount of time |
stat | Returns data about an inode |
stdbuf | Controls buffering for commands that use stdio |
stty | Changes and prints terminal line settings |
tee | Sends output to multiple files |
test | Evaluates an expression |
timeout | Run a command with a time limit |
true | Does nothing, but exits successfully |
tty | Prints terminal name |
uname | Prints system information |
unlink | Removes the specified file using the unlink function |
uptime | Tells how long the system has been running |
users | Prints the user names of users currently logged into the current host |
who | Prints a list of all users currently logged in |
whoami | Prints the effective userid |
yes | Prints a string repeatedly |
[ | A synonym for test; this program permits expressions like [ expression ]. |