Jot is used to print out increasing, decreasing, random, or redundant data, usually numbers, one per line. It can be used to generate randomness fitting a certain pattern (eg, a random IP address) or number sequences (useful in shell programming). It is often distributed together with lam and rs, sometimes under the name bsd-utils.
Lam merges several input files line-by-line. By changing the input or output line separators you can do fun things like interleaving lines from several files or making a simple template system. Lam can also pad or truncate input lines to given widths before merging. Lam is often distributed together with jot and rs (sometimes under the name bsd-utils).
lcra renames filenames like COMMAND.COM and MAIN.C to more tasteful ones like command.com and main.c. It tries to guess which filenames are DOS-ish ones needing changing, and which are really meant to be uppercase. It will fix the contents of a directory and all subdirectories. The companion program nsra changes spaces in filenames to underscores.
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