Solaris: Standard Compliant Programs
Where the behavior specified by the POSIX standard differs from the historical behavior provided by a command, Solaris provides a different version of the command in either /usr/xpg6/bin or in /usr/xpg4/bin. On Solaris systems, you should place these two directories into your search path before the standard /usr/bin directory. Some of these commands are not covered in this book, since they are either administrative commands or are obsolete. Also, today, it is unlikely that the commands in /usr/ucb will be useful; you probably should not have that directory in your search path.
ar |
delta |
file |
kill |
nm |
tail |
awk |
df |
find |
link |
nohup |
tr |
basename |
du |
get |
ln |
od |
ulimit |
bc |
ed |
getconf |
ls |
pr |
vedit |
chgrp |
edit |
getopts |
m4 |
rm |
vi |
chown |
egrep |
grep |
make |
sccs |
view |
cp |
env |
hash |
more |
sed |
wait |
ctags |
ex |
id |
mv |
sh |
who |
date |
expr |
ipcs |
nice |
sort |
xargs |
dc |
fgrep |
jobs |
nl |
stty |
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