alternative, simpler coreutils - not a GNU fork/clone

Reimplementation of some of the coreutils for fun and profit.

These are the GNU core utilities (commands such as ls, cp, chmod, chown, etc.) used on operating systems such as Linux, BSD, Mac OSX, etc. My most recent contribution (not yet approved) has been to add --exclude-filed and --exclude-directories to chown, chmod, chgrp to make setting filesystem permissions recursively much simpler, needing to depe…

Port of the OpenBSD userland to Linux.

ls with icons, colours, and formatting

a unix 'uniq' command with extra features like user-specified delimiters, select first of last line of a collated group, match on a field, and update counts within a previous uniq output.

Recreating some basic unix utilities

linux源码 coreutils-8.0.tar.gz ubuntu16/centos7编译通过

I will try to do: a wasienv port of sbase from suckless.org ;

repository of useless toy programs and basic coreutils clones.

This is a coreUtils modification to allow recursive use of ls in an new format.

Simple versions of coreutils and common Linux commands written in C

A unix cut command that supports: multiple delimiters, outputing fields in any specified order, outputing a different delimiter to the ones in the input, treating runs of delimiters as a single delimiter, and honoring quoting within the target document.

rm is a command-line utility that can delete directory entries. Written in C, requires an at least partly POSIX conforming operating system underneath. The goal of this tool is, to fulfill the corresponding POSIX standard as good as possible, without adding more features.

Small coreutils for DOS

A set of coreutils written in C with a minimalist twist. Not a GNU fork.

Rewriting unix coreutils from scratch

updates of heirloom classic unix software for modern unix-like systems

Reimplementation of the GNU Coreutils as native windows binaries

Drake's Epic Coreutils (working title)