Linux command
coreutils 命令
文件
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常用示例
List all commands
coreutils --help
Run a coreutils command
coreutils [ls] -la
Check coreutils version
coreutils --version
Run cat through coreutils
coreutils cat [file.txt]
Run basename via coreutils
coreutils basename [/path/to/file.txt]
说明
GNU Coreutils is the collection of basic file, shell, and text manipulation utilities that are expected to exist on every Unix-like operating system. The coreutils command itself is a multicall binary that can invoke any of the included utilities. The package includes essential commands for file operations (cp, mv, rm, ls, mkdir), text processing (cat, head, tail, sort, uniq, wc), shell utilities (echo, printf, test, expr), and system information (uname, hostname, uptime, who). On most Linux systems, these utilities are installed as individual binaries in /usr/bin or /bin. The multicall binary is useful in minimal environments like containers or embedded systems where a single binary provides all functionality, similar to BusyBox.
参数
- --help
- List all available commands in the coreutils package.
- --version
- Display the coreutils version information.
FAQ
What is the coreutils command used for?
GNU Coreutils is the collection of basic file, shell, and text manipulation utilities that are expected to exist on every Unix-like operating system. The coreutils command itself is a multicall binary that can invoke any of the included utilities. The package includes essential commands for file operations (cp, mv, rm, ls, mkdir), text processing (cat, head, tail, sort, uniq, wc), shell utilities (echo, printf, test, expr), and system information (uname, hostname, uptime, who). On most Linux systems, these utilities are installed as individual binaries in /usr/bin or /bin. The multicall binary is useful in minimal environments like containers or embedded systems where a single binary provides all functionality, similar to BusyBox.
How do I run a basic coreutils example?
Run `coreutils --help` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does --help do in coreutils?
List all available commands in the coreutils package.