/usr/bin/time: not the command you think you know

Re:/usr/bin/time: not the command you think you know by d4l3k on Monday March 06, 2017 @10:15PM (#13808004)

/usr/bin/time doesn't seem to be a thing on my Arch Linux install. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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Re:/usr/bin/time: not the command you think you know by fbernier on Monday March 06, 2017 @10:18PM (#13808013)

Same here. I had to fetch it via pacman. Also, the -l option doesn't exist on the non-bsd version.

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Re:/usr/bin/time: not the command you think you know by tomsmeding on Tuesday March 07, 2017 @02:13AM (#13808801)

I love arch. Sudo doesn't exist until you install it (directly or indirectly).

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Re:/usr/bin/time: not the command you think you know by jcoffland on Tuesday March 07, 2017 @02:18AM (#13808818)

That's the same on Debian.

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Re:/usr/bin/time: not the command you think you know by ajsalminen on Tuesday March 07, 2017 @06:06AM (#13809561)

Yeah, I don't think it's all that rare for sudo to be an optional package not installed by default in distributions. At least that used to be the case back when I used try various ones a lot more.

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Re:/usr/bin/time: not the command you think you know by wkz on Tuesday March 07, 2017 @02:12AM (#13808797)

`-v` (--verbose) Seems to give the same (although differently formatted) output on GNU's implementation.

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Re:/usr/bin/time: not the command you think you know by majewsky on Tuesday March 07, 2017 @05:47AM (#13809499)

  $ pacman -Fo /usr/bin/time
  usr/bin/time is owned by extra/time 1.7-8

If that command doesn't work for you, try adding "-y". `man pacman` for details.

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