distrobox-rm:tldr:41f2d

distrobox-rm: Remove a distrobox container (Tip: Stop the container before removing it).

distrobox-rm

$ distrobox-rm ${container_name}

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This command is using the "distrobox-rm" tool or script to remove a Docker container specified by the "container_name" variable.

In Docker, a container is an isolated environment that hosts applications, allowing them to run consistently across different systems. The "container_name" variable is the name assigned to the Docker container when it was created.

The "distrobox-rm" command is likely a custom script or alias that simplifies the removal process. It wraps around the Docker "docker rm" command and may contain additional functionality or configurations specific to the user's needs.

Executing this command will remove the specified Docker container from the system, including all associated resources such as network settings, volumes, and storage.

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.

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