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buku:tldr:f7117
buku: Remove "search engine" tag from a bookmark.
$ buku --update ${bookmark_id} --tag ${-} ${search engine}
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The command you provided seems to be using the "buku" command-line bookmark manager tool. Here's a breakdown of the different parts:
- "buku" is a command-line utility used for managing bookmarks.
- "--update" is an option/flag used to update an existing bookmark.
- "${bookmark_id}" is a placeholder for the specific ID of the bookmark you want to update. You should replace it with the actual ID.
- "--tag" is an option/flag used to add tags to a bookmark.
- "${-}" is a placeholder for the tags you want to add to the bookmark. You should replace it with the actual tags.
- "${search engine}" is a placeholder for the name of the search engine associated with the bookmark. You should replace it with the actual search engine name.
So this command is updating a bookmark with a specific ID and adding tags and a search engine to it using the "buku" bookmark manager tool.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.