Manual pages - Section 1: Plan 9
- intro — introduction to Plan 9
- 0a, 1a, 2a, 5a, 6a, 8a, ka, qa, va — assemblers
- 0c, 1c, 2c, 5c, 6c, 7c, 8c, kc, qc, vc — C compilers
- 0l, 1l, 2l, 5l, 6l, 8l, kl, ql, vl — loaders
- 5e — user-mode ARM emulation
- abaco — browse the World-Wide Web
- acid, truss, trump — debugger
- acme, win — interactive text windows
- alarm — ask for delayed note
- ap — fetch Associated Press news articles
- ar — archive and library maintainer
- ascii, unicode — interpret ASCII, Unicode characters
- 2600 — emulator
- mp3dec, mp3enc, oggdec, oggenc, flacdec, sundec, wavdec, pcmconv, mixfs — decode and encode audio files
- awk — pattern-directed scanning and processing language
- basename — strip file name affixes
- bc — arbitrary-precision arithmetic language
- bind, mount, unmount — change name space
- bitsyload, light, pencal, keyboard, params, prompter — bitsy-specific utilities
- blit — Blit emulator
- bullshit — assemble a stream of bullshit from words in a file
- bundle — collect files for distribution
- cal — print calendar
- calendar — print upcoming events
- cat, read — catenate files
- cb — C program beautifier
- chgrp — change file group
- chmod — change mode
- cleanname — clean a path name
- cmp — compare two files
- col — column alignment
- getmap, colors — display color map
- con, telnet, rx, hayes, xms, xmr — remote login, execution, and XMODEM file transfer
- cp, fcp, mv — copy, move files
- cpp — C language preprocessor
- cpu — connection to CPU server
- crop, iconv — frame, crop, and convert image
- date, clock — date and time
- db — debugger
- dc — desk calculator
- dd — convert and copy a file
- delkey — delete keys from factotum
- deroff — remove formatting requests
- derp — directory-examining recursive compare
- diff — differential file comparator
- dmid — MIDI to OPL3 converter using GENMIDI-type instrument banks
- doctype — intuit command line for formatting a document
- dpic, todpic — Doom picture decoder and encoder
- dtracy — dynamic tracing language
- du — disk usage
- echo — print arguments
- ecp — fast copy, handling errors
- ed — text editor
- emacs — editor macros
- at, drain, expect, pass — dialer scripting tools
- faces, seemail, vwhois — mailbox interface
- fedex, ups, usps — track shipments
- file — determine file type
- filter, list, deliver, token, vf — filtering mail
- fmt, htmlfmt — simple text formatters
- forp — formula prover
- fortune, theo, troll — sample lines from a file
- fplot — plot elementary function
- freq — print histogram of character frequencies
- fstype — determine file system type
- galaxy, mkgalaxy — galactic n-body simulator
- 4s, 5s, blabs, catclock, doom, festoon, geigerstats, glendy, juggle, life, mandel, mahjongg, memo, midi, mole, packet, sokoban, sudoku — time wasters
- grap — pic preprocessor for drawing graphs
- grep, g — search a file for a pattern
- gview — interactive graph viewer
- gzip, gunzip, bzip2, bunzip2, compress, uncompress, zip, unzip — compress and expand data
- hg — Mercurial source code management system
- hget, hpost, webpaste, urlencode — retrieve, post to a web page corresponding to a url
- history — print file names from the dump
- hoc — interactive floating point language
- hold — simple text editor
- htmlroff — HTML formatting and typesetting
- idiff — interactive diff
- io — access PC I/O registers
- ircrc — internet relay chat client
- jpg, gif, png, tif, ppm, bmp, v210, yuv, ico, tga, tojpg, togeordi, togif, toppm, topng, totif, toico — view and convert pictures
- kbmap — show a list of available keyboard maps and switch between them.
- kill, slay, broke, dontkill — print commands to kill processes
- ktrace — interpret kernel stack dumps
- leak, kmem, umem — help find memory leaks
- lens — interactive screen magnifier
- lex — generator of lexical analysis programs
- lock — run a command under lock
- look — find lines in a sorted list
- lp — printer output
- ls, lc — list contents of directory
- mail, go.fishing — mail and mailboxes
- man, lookman, sig — print or find pages of this manual
- marshal — formatting and sending mail
- mc — multicolumn print
- mines — minesweeper
- mix —
- mk, membername — maintain (make) related files
- mkdir — make a directory
- ml, mlmgr, mlowner — unmoderated mailing lists
- mothra — retrieve and display World-Wide Web files
- mpc — extended precision arithmetic code generator
- ms2html, html2ms — convert between troff's ms macros and html
- mtime — print file modification time
- mus — MUS to MIDI converter
- nedmail — reading mail
- netstat — summarize network connections
- news — print news items
- newt — network news transport protocol (NNTP) client
- nietzsche — print out Nietzsche quote
- gb, gba, nes, snes — emulators
- nm — name list (symbol table)
- ns — display name space
- opl3 — OPL3 chip emulator
- os — interface to host OS commands (drawterm only)
- p — paginate
- page — view
- passwd, netkey — change or verify user password
- patch — simple patch creation and tracking system
- pc — programmer's calculator
- pcc — APE C compiler driver
- pipefile — attach filter to file in name space
- play — simple audio player
- plot — graphics filter
- plumb — send message to plumber
- pr — print file
- prof, tprof, kprof — display profiling data
- proof — troff output interpreter
- ps, psu, pstree — process status
- ps2pdf, pdf2ps — convert between PostScript and PDF
- pump — copy asynchronously via a large circular buffer
- pwd, pbd — working directory
- python — an interpreted, interactive, object-oriented programming language
- qr — generate QR code
- ratrace — trace process system calls
- rc, cd, eval, exec, exit, flag, rfork, shift, wait, whatis, ., ~ — command language
- rcpu, rimport, rexport, rconnect — connection to CPU server
- changes, pull, push, scan — client-server replica management
- rio, label, window, wloc — window system
- rm — remove files
- rwd, conswdir — maintain remote working directory
- seconds — convert human-readable date (and time) to seconds since epoch
- aescbc, ipso, secstore — secstore commands
- sed — stream editor
- seg — access a named segment
- md — emulator
- seq — print sequences of numbers
- size — print size of executable files
- sleep — suspend execution for an interval
- sort — sort and/or merge files
- spell, sprog — find spelling errors
- spred — sprite editor
- src, Bfn — find source code for executable
- ssam — stream interface to sam
- stop, start — print commands to stop and start processes
- strings — extract printable strings
- strip — remove symbols from binary files
- sum, md5sum, sha1sum — sum and count blocks in a file
- syscall — test a system call
- sysinfo, sysupdate — report information about, update the system
- tail — deliver the last part of a file
- tap — follow the pipes of a process
- tar, dircp — archiver
- tbl — format tables for nroff or troff
- tcs — translate character sets
- tee — pipe fitting
- tel, iwhois — look in phone book
- test — set status according to condition
- thesaurus — search online thesaurus
- time — time a command
- timepic — troff preprocessor for drawing timing diagrams
- timmy — physics sandbox
- tinyurl — shrink a URL
- torrent — bittorrent client
- touch — set modification date of a file
- tput — measure read throughput
- tr — translate characters
- trace — show (real-time) process behavior
- troff, nroff, dpost — text formatting and typesetting
- troff2html — convert troff output into HTML
- uhtml — convert foreign character set HTML file to unicode
- uniq — report repeated lines in a file
- uptime — show how long the system has been running
- vac, unvac — create, extract a vac archive on Venti
- read, write, copy — simple Venti clients
- 5i, ki, vi, qi — instruction simulators
- vmx — virtual PC
- vncs, vncv — remote frame buffer server and viewer for Virtual Network Computing (VNC)
- vt — emulate a VT-100 or VT-220 terminal
- walk — walk a path
- wc — word count
- weather — print weather report
- who, whois — who is using the machine
- winwatch — monitor rio windows
- xargs — construct argument list and execute
- xd — hex, octal, decimal, or ASCII dump
- yacc — yet another compiler-compiler
- yesterday, diffy — print file names from the dump