cs

List installed applications

$ cs list

$ cs install [application_name]

$ cs uninstall [application_name]

$ cs setup

$ cs update

$ cs version

cs [custom-options] [arguments]
(non-standard; syntax depends on alias/script definition)

The cs command is not a standard utility in Linux coreutils, POSIX, or major distributions such as Ubuntu, Fedora, or Debian. Running cs in a typical shell results in command not found.

It often appears as a user-defined alias in shell profiles like .bashrc or .zshrc, commonly for convenience tasks. Examples include alias cs='clear && ls' (clear screen and list files) or alias cs='cd && ls' (change directory and list contents).

Less frequently, cs may refer to package-specific tools, such as scripts in development environments or niche utilities (e.g., "ClusterSSH" uses similar but distinct commands like cssh). Verify local definitions with type cs or alias | grep cs. If absent, it requires custom setup.

For standard alternatives providing similar functionality, consider clear(1) + ls(1) or csplit(1) for file splitting.

Not installed by default; fails unless aliased or pathed. Behavior undefined without local config. Use type cs to inspect.

Examples: alias cs='clear && ls -l' or alias cs='cd ~/src && ls'. Add to ~/.bashrc for persistence.

Check with which cs, type -a cs, or command -v cs.

clear(1), ls(1), cd(1), csplit(1), cscope(1)