Not much over GNU sed.
A lot of these perl one liners are from the old days, from unix admins that had versions of sed (or find, etc) that didn't have fancy features like -i (inplace edit).
A lot of these perl one liners are from the old days, from unix admins that had versions of sed (or find, etc) that didn't have fancy features like -i (inplace edit).
GNU sed does not have that limit: https://www.gnu.org/software/sed/manual/html_node/Limitation...