gnu-units
2.27GNU unit conversion tool
Install
brew install gnu-unitsDetails
Sources
Supported platforms
| Architecture | Platforms | Version | Download |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apple Silicon | Golden Gate | 2.27 | FileSHA-256c2192870ea1201c2726e46484ed2232eefe31e42ca7466d0e31ac248ad5b9103 |
| Apple Silicon | Tahoe | 2.27 | FileSHA-2561bfa5b9ccb5932b8517abef2af4e421ad782237868cadf9046ec3368f3a8d61d |
| Apple Silicon | Sequoia | 2.27 | FileSHA-2560f83de7bbcba4d246ff388c2d6ced55bb0a1d129b62e9b550c30c8e92ae10888 |
| Apple Silicon | Sonoma | 2.27 | FileSHA-2560eecf6ffaf5f6b5d7383ac6af26e5d8fb120ff2e21dc15a132401faba5bd069a |
| Intel | Sonoma | 2.27 | FileSHA-2560d619ebea3a4d427f217f12e073ea693760eb2ed75a0570a00eba5ca4b3cd372 |
| ARM64 | Linux | 2.27 | FileSHA-25655e570d4e93da9b3f1703254056a786d56f25f16725e3d8b06a339870e7ac8b8 |
| x86_64 | Linux | 2.27 | FileSHA-2566bef3ad4bb7c1746ba681f0dfaa94c9290072dc1974466c3b8f5ad5e0ee13660 |
Dependencies
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Package data
Caveats
All commands have been installed with the prefix "g". If you need to use these commands with their normal names, you can add a "gnubin" directory to your PATH from your bashrc like: PATH="$HOMEBREW_PREFIX/opt/gnu-units/libexec/gnubin:$PATH"
