top | item 23392290 (no title) edraferi | 5 years ago Any idea where I can get data on POSIX utilities ranked by use/importance? discuss order hn newest woodrowbarlow|5 years ago you could start with the list of what's included in busybox:https://busybox.net/downloads/BusyBox.htmlthe goal of busybox is to provided a stripped down posix userspace for use in embedded devices -- basically, provide enough posix utils to be able to do some useful shell scripting. robocat|5 years ago Here’s a standard list of Unix commands: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Unix_commandsIt is probably more comprehensive than what you were after though... matheusmoreira|5 years ago Start with file management utilities such as ls, cp, mv and rm.
woodrowbarlow|5 years ago you could start with the list of what's included in busybox:https://busybox.net/downloads/BusyBox.htmlthe goal of busybox is to provided a stripped down posix userspace for use in embedded devices -- basically, provide enough posix utils to be able to do some useful shell scripting.
robocat|5 years ago Here’s a standard list of Unix commands: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Unix_commandsIt is probably more comprehensive than what you were after though...
woodrowbarlow|5 years ago
https://busybox.net/downloads/BusyBox.html
the goal of busybox is to provided a stripped down posix userspace for use in embedded devices -- basically, provide enough posix utils to be able to do some useful shell scripting.
robocat|5 years ago
It is probably more comprehensive than what you were after though...
matheusmoreira|5 years ago