choco-uninstall:tldr:6ad64

The command you provided "choco uninstall ${package1 package2 ---}" appears to be a PowerShell command used to uninstall chocolatey packages (software installed using the Chocolatey package manager).

Let's break down the different components of this command:

1. "choco" - This is the shorthand command for calling the Chocolatey package manager in PowerShell.

2. "uninstall" - This is the sub-command that instructs Chocolatey to uninstall packages.

3. "${package1 package2 ---}" - This part is using PowerShell's variable substitution to specify the packages that need to be uninstalled. In this case, "package1" and "package2" are placeholders for actual package names that you would need to provide. You can list multiple package names separated by spaces.

For example, if you want to uninstall two packages named "example1" and "example2," the command would be:

choco uninstall example1 example2

Note: To uninstall packages using Chocolatey, you may need administrative privileges (run PowerShell as an administrator).