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A list of the various command line 'util' programs
Even that approach misses plenty. This gets a bit closer (needs zsh):
zsh-% foreach utilfile in $(ls /usr/sbin/*util /usr/bin/*util /System/Library/Filesystems/**/*util )
whatis $(basename $utilfile )
end
A list of the various command line 'util' programs
There is also pmset, which doesn't end in util, but allows changing energy saver settings.
A list of the various command line 'util' programs
How about using the trusty find command (all on one line)? $ sudo find -f /usr/*bin /*bin /System/Library/CoreServices /System/Library/Frameworks -type f \( -name \*util -o -name \*setup\* -o -name \*set \) -print
A list of the various command line 'util' programs
Doh! Pasting the command dropped some backslashes! $ sudo find -f /usr/*bin /*bin /System/Library/CoreServices /System/Library/Frameworks -type f \( -name *util -o -name *setup* -o -name *set \) -print
A list of the various command line 'util' programs
Double Doh! fsck'n GUI stuff. :-)
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