Add support for g-prefixed GNU coreutils#72
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Prefixed versions may be used on a system that has a base BSD coreutils, such as OS X where using MacPorts GNU Coreutils can be installed, but by default are prefixed with 'g'. Even if PATH is overriden, the path used contains symbolic links to the g-prefixed binaries, which means the g-prefixed name is what will appear in the process list.
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@Xfennec I cleaned this up. |
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Prefixed versions may be used on a system that has a base BSD coreutils, such as OS X where using MacPorts GNU Coreutils can be installed, but by default are prefixed with 'g'. Even if PATH is overriden, the path used contains symbolic links to the g-prefixed binaries, which means the g-prefixed name is what will appear in the process list.
This also can apply to Solaris.