distrobox-create:tldr:8f7e0

This command is used to create a new container by cloning an existing container in a particular Linux distribution.

Here is a breakdown of the command:

• distrobox-create: This is the command used to create a new container. It is likely part of a package or tool specifically created for managing containers.
• --clone: This option specifies that the new container will be created by cloning an existing container.
• ${container_name}: This is a variable (denoted by the $ sign) that represents the name of the existing container you want to clone. You need to replace ${container_name} with the actual name of the container.
• ${cloned_container_name}: This is another variable representing the name you want to give to the newly created cloned container. Like ${container_name}, you need to provide the desired name by replacing ${cloned_container_name}.

By executing this command with the appropriate values for ${container_name} and ${cloned_container_name}, a new container will be created as a duplicate of the existing container. The cloned container can then be modified or used independently while preserving the original container.