Core POSIX command line utilities in safe Rust
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🦕 Cross-platform Deno rewrite of the GNU Coreutils
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Sep 28, 2024 - TypeScript
Unix utilities commands (an alternative to GNU Coreutils)
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Feb 6, 2023 - C
😎 Yet Another yes clone but in Golang
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😎 Yet Another yes clone but in Rust
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Colored and configurable version of df
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Dec 4, 2024 - C
Core POSIX command line utilities in safe Rust
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Python shell utilities for file, text, and subprocess operations inspired by coreutils
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Jul 31, 2025 - Python
Various Unix and Linux utilities in Python!
python unix python3 python-3 coreutils unix-command linux-command linux-commands unix-commands coreutils-programs
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This is whoami, a program from the NGCU Project and developed for unix-like systems
linux unix unix-like coreutils unix-command linux-command unix-shell coreutils-programs unix-shell-programs coreutil
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Nov 2, 2025 - C
A set of coreutils written in C with a minimalist twist. Not a GNU fork.
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This is version 0.8 of NGCU wc software, similar to unix-like wc programs
linux unix linux-shell unix-like coreutils unix-command linux-command coreutils-programs linux-programs unix-shell-programs coreutil
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This pwd is a program of NGCU project. This software is similar to Unix-like distributions pwd software. It prints the current working directory
linux unix-like coreutils pwd linux-command unix-shell unix-like-system coreutils-programs unix-shell-programs coreutil unix-like-command
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a mini freestanding libc and coreutils for x86-64 linux systems
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