ltx-cutils 0.1.1

Unix-style ls,cp,mv,mkdir,rm for AmigaDOS

Short:        Unix-style ls,cp,mv,mkdir,rm for AmigaDOS
Author:       Tobias Karlsson
Uploader:     tobias karlsson piratkopia se (Tobias Karlsson)
Type:         util/cli
Version:      0.1.1
Architecture: m68k-amigaos

CUtils - five small commands for fingers that type `ls -la` faster
than they can think `List`. Written in Amiga E, one standalone
binary each; copy them into C: and go. The name works twice: the
core utils your muscle memory expects, and the utils that live in C:.


  ls [-1ahlrRSt]  multi-column listing sized by asking the console,
                  colors, .info files hidden like dotfiles, hsparwed
                  long format with filenotes, sorts, safe -R

  cp [-fr]        patterns, recursive trees, metadata carried like
                  Copy CLONE, non-destructive by default

  mv [-fb]        Rename() on the same volume, copy+delete across
                  volumes - whole directory trees too, all-or-nothing

  mkdir [-p]      builds every missing parent in place

  rm [-rfv]       trees delete deepest-first, -f strips the d-bit
                  the Amiga way, volume roots refused, links never
                  followed


Shared manners: bundled Unix flags (`cmd ?` prints usage), each
command matches its own AmigaDOS patterns, nothing ever silently
clobbers, one bad item never kills a batch, Ctrl-C honoured, return
codes 0/5/10/20. Per-command reference docs (<command>.doc) ride
along, readable with More.


Source and history:
  https://github.com/creep-ltx/AmigaTools