oneliners.txt
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This is a collection of oneliners for UNIX-like systems.
It's a dog's breakfast of compliance and dependencies (user beware!).
Most lines are in the following format (SHELL is *nix by default):
Format:
($) (SHELL) DESCRIPTION: `COMMAND`
\ \
\ \
\ Specifies shell or *nix if blank
\
Can be run by regular user (# requires privileges)
Where's my command?
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You might get a 'command not found' complaint from your shell.
You can try your distro's corresponding command to find the package
providing that CMD:
Gentoo ............ `equery b $(which CMD)` (or `qfile`)
Arch .............. `pacman -Fy CMD`
Fedora ............ `dnf provides '*CMD'`
Debian, Ubuntu .... `apt-file update && apt-file find CMD`
RHEL / CentOS ..... `yum whatprovides '*CMD'`
OpenSUSE .......... `zypper wp CMD`
Powershell ........ (no standard way: try `Get-Help CMD`)