Or just `sed -e 's|\r||'`. | Hacker News

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		loeg on June 12, 2016 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: How bad is the Windows command line really? Or just `sed -e 's\|\r\|\|'`.

xorcist on June 12, 2016 [–]

If you just want to delete a character there's no need for sed. Just do: tr -d '\r'

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