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Coreutils 8.28 Released With Many Fixes, Few New Features

Written by Michael Larabel in GNU on 2 September 2017 at 07:36 AM EDT. Add A Comment

Coreutils 8.28 is now available as the collection of core components found on GNU/Linux systems from cp, mv, df, tail, and many other common commands to command-line users.

Coreutils 8.28 is primarily made up of bug fixes but there are also a few new options added to ls/split/env, tail -f improvements, and more.

More details on Coreutils 8.28 via the release announcement.

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