          MODULE=coreutils
         VERSION=4.5.10
        #VERSION=4.5.9
          SOURCE=$MODULE-$VERSION.tar.bz2
SOURCE_DIRECTORY=$BUILD_DIRECTORY/$MODULE-$VERSION
   SOURCE_URL[0]=ftp://alpha.gnu.org/gnu/$MODULE/$SOURCE
        WEB_SITE=http://www.gnu.org/software/coreutils/
         ENTERED=20030217
         UPDATED=20030315
           SHORT="contains latest sh-utils, textutils and fileutils"
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
dircolors	--	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		--	prints the groups the user belongs to 
head            --      output the first part of files 
hostname	--	prints or sets the machine name 
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
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 
rm		--	removes (deletes)
rmdir		--	removes empty directories
seq		--	prints numeric sequences 
shred		--	deletes a file securely
sleep		--	suspends execution for a specified time 
sort            --      sort lines of text files 
split           --      split a file into pieces 
stty		--	prints/changes terminal settings 
su		--	lets you adopt the ID of another user or superuser 
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 
uptime		--	tells how long the system has been running 
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
