abduco:tldr:87683

The command "abduco -Ar ${name}" is a command that is used to attach to a specific session in the abduco session manager.

Here is what each part of the command means:

• "abduco" is the name of the program or the command itself. It is the executable file for abduco, which is a session manager for terminal applications.
• "-Ar" is an option or flag that is specific to abduco. The "-A" option tells abduco to attach to a session, and the "-r" option tells abduco to resize the terminal window to match the session.
• "${name}" is a placeholder for the name of the session you want to attach to. This is a variable that needs to be replaced with the actual name of the session. For example, if the session name is "my_session", the command would be: "abduco -Ar my_session".

In summary, this command is used to attach to a specific abduco session and resize the terminal window to match the session. By specifying the session name after the "-Ar" options, it will attach to that specific session.