Update README with Coreutils command check - #168
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Added section on determining if a command is a Coreutils commands, using its available --version argument.
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I'm not strictly opposed to this, but in what circumstance is it not obvious that a command is not from Windows? As an alternative we should perhaps also consider merging the |
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Added section on determining if a command is a Coreutils commands, using its available --version argument.
Folks can end up wondering if a given command is one provided by Coreutils or might be a built-in Windows one. I've proposed this as a brief subsection below that on potential conflicts (and of there are some issues on the matter.