Was jeder kennen sollte:
find: find files
basename: return non-directory portion of a pathname
dirname: return the directory portion of a pathname
grep: search a file for a pattern
cut: cut out selected fields of each line of a file
sed: stream editor
awk: pattern scanning and processing language
cat: concatenate and print files
tail: copy the last part of a file
head: copy the first part of files
sort: sort, merge, or sequence check text files
uniq: report or filter out repeated lines in a file
diff: compare two files
csplit: split files based on context
comm: select or reject lines common to two files
tee: duplicate standard input (e.g. save an intermediate form of data in a pipeline)
join: relational database operator
paste: merge corresponding or subsequent lines of files
pr: paginate or columnate FILE(s) for printing
fold: filter for folding lines
tr: Translate, squeeze, and/or delete characters
iconv: Convert file codeset (e.g. iso-8859-1 to utf8)
unexpand: convert spaces to tabs
Und das meiste davon auch für Windows: UnxUtils!!
Die Tools dos2unix und unix2dos gibt es für Windows (als uddu.zip) von Clem Dye
– Und wenn wir schon dabei sind…
vi: screen-oriented (visual) display editor
ex: text editor
cal: print a calendar
lex: generate programs for lexical tasks
yacc: yet another compiler compiler
nm: write the name list of an object file
