OK (and teaks from) sthen@. Thanks.
pkg/DESCR:
---8<---
File::Rename is a Perl extension that accepts a list of files, passes
them through a subroutine, and renames them according to the output
of that function.
rename(1) is a command-line tool using this extension, allowing batch
changes like these to be made:
- strip the .bak extension of any *.bak files
rename 's/\e.bak$//' *.bak
- translate uppercase names to lower
rename 'y/A-Z/a-z/' *
--->8---
py-setup runs it but (of course) it hides everything so you only discover
later that it got gawk from the file system.
Fortunately, just module=gnu is enough to get config.site thru with
tools poisoning
ok bentley@
Sortix rw is a program that reads blocks from the standard input and
copies them to the standard output until the end of the standard input.
rw(1) is designed to be a replacement for dd(1), providing only the core
blockwise I/O. It has a standard command line interface with dashed
options, useful and efficient defaults, and is simpler because it
doesn't support converting the input (e.g. converting ASCII to/from
EBCDIC).
This is a simple OpenBSD-specific agent that handles provisioning and
cloud initialization on clouds such as Microsoft Azure, Amazon AWS,
Apache CloudStack, or OpenStack.
OK sthen@
nnn is probably the fastest and most resource-sensitive (with all its
capabilities) file browser you have ever used. It's extremely flexible too -
integrates with your DE and favourite GUI utilities, works with the desktop
opener, supports bookmarks, has smart navigation shortcuts,
navigate-as-you-type mode, disk usage analyzer mode, comprehensive file details
and much more.
From Ljuba Nedeljkovic, thanks! With feedback from sthen and me.
OK sthen
