          MODULE=coreutils
         VERSION=9.9
          SOURCE=$MODULE-$VERSION.tar.xz
   SOURCE_URL[0]=$GNU_URL/$MODULE
   SOURCE_URL[1]=https://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/$MODULE
      SOURCE_VFY=sha256:19bcb6ca867183c57d77155eae946c5eced88183143b45ca51ad7d26c628ca75
        WEB_SITE=http://www.gnu.org/software/coreutils
         ENTERED=20030217
         UPDATED=20251113
           SHORT="Contains latest sh-utils, textutils and fileutils"
PSAFE=no

cat << EOF
Tools included perform the following file operations:
  basename -- removes the path prefix from a given pathname
  cat      -- concatenates and prints files on the standard output
  chgrp    -- changes group ownership
  chmod    -- changes permissions
  chown    -- changes ownership
  chroot   -- changes the root directory
  cksum    -- checksum and count the bytes in a file
  comm     -- compares two sorted files line by line
  cp       -- copies
  csplit   -- splits a file into sections determined by context lines
  cut      -- remove sections from each line of files
  date     -- prints the system date and time
  dd       -- copies and converts
  df       -- shows filesystem disk usage.
  dir      -- gives brief directory listing
  dircolor -- setup program for the color version of GNU ls
  dirname  -- removes the last level or filename from a pathname
  du       -- shows disk usage
  echo     -- prints a line of text
  env      -- displays/modifies the environment
  expand   -- convert tabs to spaces
  expr     -- evaluates expressions
  factor   -- prints prime factor
  false    -- returns an unsuccessful exit status
  fmt      -- simple optimal text formatter
  fold     -- wrap each input line to fit in specified width
  groups   -- print the groups an user is in
  head     -- output the first part of files
  hostid   -- print the numeric id (in hex) for the current host
  id       -- print real/effective/uid/gid
  install  -- copies and sets permissions
  join     -- join lines of two files on a common field
  ln       -- creates links
  logname  -- prints current login name
  ls       -- lists directory contents
  md5sum   -- compute and check MD5 messsage digest
  mkdir    -- creates directories
  mkfifo   -- creates FIFOs (named pipes)
  mknod    -- creates special files
  mktemp   -- make temporary file handling safe and simple
  mv       -- renames
  nice     -- modifies scheduling priority
  nl       -- number lines of files
  nohup    -- lets a command keep running after logging out
  od       -- dump files in octal and other formats
  paste    -- merge lines of files
  pathchk  -- checks file name portability
  pinky    -- lightweight 'finger' program; prints user information
  pr       -- convert text files for printing
  printenv -- prints environment variables
  printf   -- formats and prints data
  ptx      -- produce a permuted index of file contents
  pwd      -- prints the working (current) directory
  readlink -- display value of a symbolic link on standard output
  rm       -- removes (deletes)
  rmdir    -- removes empty directories
  seq      -- prints numeric sequences
  sha1sum  -- print or check SHA1 (160-bit) checksums
  shred    -- deletes a file securely
  sleep    -- suspends execution for a specified time
  sort     -- sort lines of text files
  split    -- split a file into pieces
  stat     -- display file or filesystem status
  stty     -- prints/changes terminal settings
  sum      -- checksum and count the blocks in a file
  sync     -- synchronizes memory and disk
  tac      -- concatenates and prints files in reverse
  tail     -- outputs the last part of files
  tee      -- sends output to multiple files
  test     -- evaluates an expression
  touch    -- changes filestamps
  tr       -- translates or deletes characters
  true     -- returns a successful exit status
  tsort    -- perform topological sort
  tty      -- prints terminal name
  uname    -- prints system information
  unexpand -- convert spaces to tabs
  uniq     -- remove duplicate lines from a sorted file
  unlink   -- call the unlink function to remove the specified FILE
  users    -- prints current user names
  vdir     -- long directory listing (like ls -l)
  wc       -- prints the number of bytes, words, and lines in files
  who      -- prints a list of all users currently logged in
  whoami   -- prints effective user ID
  yes      -- prints a string indefinitely
EOF
