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1.1 root 1: adb(1) adb: debugger.
2: addbib(1) addbib: create or extend bibliographic database.
3: apply(1) apply: apply a command to a set of arguments.
4: apropos(1) apropos: locate commands by keyword lookup.
5: ar(1) ar: archive and library maintainer.
6: as(1) as: VAX-11 assembler.
7: at(1) at: execute commands at a later time.
8: atq(1) atq: print the queue of jobs waiting to be run.
9: atrm(1) atrm: remove jobs spooled by at.
10: awk(1) awk: pattern scanning and processing language.
11: basename(1) basename: strip filename affixes.
12: bc(1) bc: arbitrary-precision arithmetic language.
13: bib(1) bib, listrefs: bibliographic formatter; list bibliographic reference items.
14: biff(1) biff: be notified if mail arrives and who it is from.
15: binmail(1) binmail: send or receive mail among users.
16: cal(1) cal: print calendar.
17: calendar(1) calendar: reminder service.
18: cat(1) cat: catenate and print.
19: cb(1) cb: C program beautifier.
20: cc(1) cc: C compiler.
21: cd(1) cd: change working directory.
22: checknr(1) checknr: check nroff/troff files.
23: chfn(1) chfn, chsh, passwd: change password file information.
24: chgrp(1) chgrp: change group.
25: chmod(1) chmod: change mode.
26: chsh(1) chfn, chsh, passwd: change password file information.
27: clear(1) clear: clear terminal screen.
28: cmp(1) cmp: compare two files.
29: col(1) col: filter reverse line feeds.
30: colcrt(1) colcrt: filter nroff output for CRT previewing.
31: colrm(1) colrm: remove columns from a file.
32: comm(1) comm: select or reject lines common to two sorted files.
33: compress(1) compress, uncompress, zcat: compress and expand data.
34: cp(1) cp: copy.
35: crypt(1) crypt: encode/decode.
36: csh(1) csh: a shell (command interpreter) with C-like syntax.
37: ctags(1) ctags: create a tags file.
38: date(1) date: print and set the date.
39: dbx(1) dbx: debugger.
40: dc(1) dc: desk calculator.
41: dd(1) dd: convert and copy a file.
42: deroff(1) deroff: remove nroff, troff, tbl and eqn constructs.
43: df(1) df: disk free.
44: diction(1) diction, explain: print wordy sentences; thesaurus for diction.
45: diff(1) diff: differential file and directory comparator.
46: diff3(1) diff3: 3-way differential file comparison.
47: du(1) du: summarize disk usage.
48: echo(1) echo: echo arguments.
49: ed(1) ed: text editor.
50: efl(1) efl: Extended Fortran Language.
51: eqn(1) eqn, neqn, checkeq: typeset mathematics.
52: error(1) error: analyze and disperse compiler error messages.
53: ex(1) ex, edit: text editor.
54: expand(1) expand, unexpand: expand tabs to spaces, and vice versa.
55: expr(1) expr: evaluate arguments as an expression.
56: f77(1) f77: Fortran 77 compiler.
57: false(1) false, true: provide truth values.
58: file(1) file: determine file type.
59: find(1) find: find files.
60: finger(1) finger: user information lookup program.
61: fmt(1) fmt: simple text formatter.
62: fold(1) fold: fold long lines for finite width output device.
63: fp(1) fp: Functional Programming language compiler/interpreter.
64: fpr(1) fpr: print Fortran file.
65: from(1) from: who is my mail from?.
66: fsplit(1) fsplit: split a multi-routine Fortran file into individual files.
67: ftp(1c) ftp: ARPANET file transfer program.
68: gcore(1) gcore: get core images of running processes.
69: gprof(1) gprof: display call graph profile data.
70: graph(1g) graph: draw a graph.
71: grep(1) grep, egrep, fgrep: search a file for a pattern.
72: groups(1) groups: show group memberships.
73: head(1) head: give first few lines.
74: hostid(1) hostid: set or print identifier of current host system.
75: hostname(1) hostname: set or print name of current host system.
76: indent(1) indent: indent and format C program source.
77: install(1) install: install binaries.
78: intro(1) intro: introduction to commands.
79: iostat(1) iostat: report I/O statistics.
80: join(1) join: relational database operator.
81: jove(1) jove: an interactive display-oriented text editor.
82: kill(1) kill: terminate a process with extreme prejudice.
83: last(1) last: indicate last logins of users and teletypes.
84: lastcomm(1) lastcomm: show last commands executed in reverse order.
85: ld(1) ld: link editor.
86: learn(1) learn: computer aided instruction about UNIX.
87: leave(1) leave: remind you when you have to leave.
88: lex(1) lex: generator of lexical analysis programs.
89: lint(1) lint: a C program verifier.
90: lisp(1) lisp: lisp interpreter.
91: liszt(1) liszt: compile a Franz Lisp program.
92: ln(1) ln: make links.
93: lock(1) lock: reserve a terminal.
94: logger(1) logger: make entries in the system log.
95: login(1) login: sign on.
96: look(1) look: find lines in a sorted list.
97: lookbib(1) indxbib, lookbib: build inverted index for a bibliography, find references in a bibliography.
98: lorder(1) lorder: find ordering relation for an object library.
99: lpq(1) lpq: spool queue examination program.
100: lpr(1) lpr: off line print.
101: lprm(1) lprm: remove jobs from the line printer spooling queue.
102: lptest(1) lptest: generate lineprinter ripple pattern.
103: ls(1) ls: list contents of directory.
104: lxref(1) lxref: lisp cross reference program.
105: m4(1) m4: macro processor.
106: mail(1) mail: send and receive mail.
107: make(1) make: maintain program groups.
108: man(1) man: find manual information by keywords; print out the manual.
109: mesg(1) mesg: permit or deny messages.
110: mh(1) mh: Message Handler.
111: mkdir(1) mkdir: make a directory.
112: mkstr(1) mkstr: create an error message file by massaging C source.
113: more(1) more, page: file perusal filter for crt viewing.
114: mset(1) mset: retrieve ASCII to IBM 3270 keyboard map.
115: msgs(1) msgs: system messages and junk mail program.
116: mt(1) mt: magnetic tape manipulating program.
117: mv(1) mv: move or rename files.
118: netstat(1) netstat: show network status.
119: newaliases(1) newaliases: rebuild the data base for the mail aliases file.
120: nice(1) nice, nohup: run a command at low priority (\fIsh\fR only).
121: nm(1) nm: print name list.
122: notes(1) notes, autoseq, readnotes: a news system.
123: nroff(1) nroff: text formatting.
124: od(1) od: octal, decimal, hex, ascii dump.
125: pagesize(1) pagesize: print system page size.
126: passwd(1) chfn, chsh, passwd: change password file information.
127: patch(1) patch: a program for applying a diff file to an original.
128: pc(1) pc: Pascal compiler.
129: pdx(1) pdx: pascal debugger.
130: pi(1) pi: Pascal interpreter code translator.
131: pix(1) pix: Pascal interpreter and executor.
132: plot(1g) plot: graphics filters.
133: pmerge(1) pmerge: pascal file merger.
134: pr(1) pr: print file.
135: printenv(1) printenv: print out the environment.
136: prof(1) prof: display profile data.
137: ps(1) ps: process status.
138: ptx(1) ptx: permuted index.
139: pwd(1) pwd: working directory name.
140: px(1) px: Pascal interpreter.
141: pxp(1) pxp: Pascal execution profiler.
142: pxref(1) pxref: Pascal cross-reference program.
143: quota(1) quota: display disc usage and limits.
144: ranlib(1) ranlib: convert archives to random libraries.
145: ratfor(1) ratfor: rational Fortran dialect.
146: rcp(1c) rcp: remote file copy.
147: rcsintro(1) rcsintro: introduction to RCS commands.
148: rdist(1) rdist: remote file distribution program.
149: readnews(1) readnews: read news articles.
150: refer(1) refer: find and insert literature references in documents.
151: rev(1) rev: reverse lines of a file.
152: rlogin(1c) rlogin: remote login.
153: rm(1) rm, rmdir: remove (unlink) files or directories.
154: rmail(1) rmail: handle remote mail received via uucp.
155: rmdir(1) rmdir, rm: remove (unlink) directories or files.
156: roffbib(1) roffbib: run off bibliographic database.
157: rsh(1c) rsh: remote shell.
158: ruptime(1c) ruptime: show host status of local machines.
159: rwho(1c) rwho: who's logged in on local machines.
160: sccs(1) sccs: front end for the SCCS subsystem.
161: script(1) script: make typescript of terminal session.
162: sed(1) sed: stream editor.
163: sendbug(1) sendbug: mail a system bug report to 4bsd-bugs.
164: sh(1) sh, for, case, if, while, \fB:\fP, \fB.\fP, break, continue, cd, eval, exec, exit, export, login, read, readonly, set, shift, times, trap, umask, wait: command language.
165: size(1) size: size of an object file.
166: sleep(1) sleep: suspend execution for an interval.
167: soelim(1) soelim: eliminate \&.so's from nroff input.
168: sort(1) sort: sort or merge files.
169: sortbib(1) sortbib: sort bibliographic database.
170: spell(1) spell, spellin, spellout: find spelling errors.
171: spline(1g) spline: interpolate smooth curve.
172: split(1) split: split a file into pieces.
173: strings(1) strings: find the printable strings in a object, or other binary, file.
174: strip(1) strip: remove symbols and relocation bits.
175: struct(1) struct: structure Fortran programs.
176: stty(1) stty: set terminal options.
177: style(1) style: analyze surface characteristics of a document.
178: su(1) su: substitute user id temporarily.
179: sum(1) sum: sum and count blocks in a file.
180: symorder(1) symorder: rearrange name list.
181: sysline(1) sysline: display system status on status line of a terminal.
182: systat(1) systat: display system statistics on a crt.
183: tabs(1) tabs: set terminal tabs.
184: tail(1) tail: deliver the last part of a file.
185: talk(1) talk: talk to another user.
186: tar(1) tar: tape archiver.
187: tbl(1) tbl: format tables for nroff or troff.
188: tc(1) tc: photoypesetter simulator.
189: tcopy(1) tcopy: copy a mag tape.
190: tee(1) tee: pipe fitting.
191: telnet(1c) telnet: user interface to the TELNET protocol.
192: test(1) test: condition command.
193: tftp(1c) tftp: trivial file transfer program.
194: time(1) time: time a command.
195: tip(1c) tip, cu: connect to a remote system.
196: tk(1) tk: paginator for the Tektronix 4014.
197: tn3270(1) tn3270: full-screen remote login to IBM VM/CMS.
198: touch(1) touch: update date last modified of a file.
199: tp(1) tp: manipulate tape archive.
200: tr(1) tr: translate characters.
201: troff(1) troff, nroff: text formatting and typesetting.
202: true(1) true, false: provide truth values.
203: tset(1) tset: terminal dependent initialization.
204: tsort(1) tsort: topological sort.
205: tty(1) tty: get terminal name.
206: ul(1) ul: do underlining.
207: unifdef(1) unifdef: remove ifdef'ed lines.
208: uniq(1) uniq: report repeated lines in a file.
209: units(1) units: conversion program.
210: uptime(1) uptime: show how long system has been up.
211: users(1) users: compact list of users who are on the system.
212: uucp(1c) uucp: unix to unix copy.
213: uuencode(1c) uuencode, uudecode: encode/decode a binary file for transmission via mail.
214: uulog(1c) uulog: display UUCP log files.
215: uuname(1c) uuname: list names of UUCP hosts.
216: uuq(1c) uuq: examine or manipulate the uucp queue.
217: uusend(1c) uusend: send a file to a remote host.
218: uux(1c) uux: unix to unix command execution.
219: vacation(1) vacation: return ``I am on vacation'' indication.
220: vgrind(1) vgrind: grind nice listings of programs.
221: vi(1) vi: screen oriented (visual) display editor based on ex.
222: vlp(1) vlp: Format Lisp programs to be printed with nroff, vtroff, or troff.
223: vmstat(1) vmstat: report virtual memory statistics.
224: vnews(1) vnews: read news articles.
225: vwidth(1) vwidth: make troff width table for a font.
226: w(1) w: who is on and what they are doing.
227: wait(1) wait: await completion of process.
228: wall(1) wall: write to all users.
229: wc(1) wc: word count.
230: what(1) what: show what versions of object modules were used to construct a file.
231: whatis(1) whatis: describe what a command is.
232: whereis(1) whereis: locate source, binary, and or manual for program.
233: which(1) which: locate a program file including aliases and paths (\fIcsh\fR only).
234: who(1) who: who is on the system.
235: whoami(1) whoami: print effective current user id.
236: whois(1) whois: DARPA Internet user name directory service.
237: window(1) window: window environment.
238: write(1) write: write to another user.
239: xsend(1) xsend, xget, enroll: secret mail.
240: xstr(1) xstr: extract strings from C programs to implement shared strings.
241: yacc(1) yacc: yet another compiler-compiler.
242: yes(1) yes: be repetitively affirmative.
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