duperemove:tldr:839cb

The given command is using the "duperemove" tool with some arguments to perform duplicate file removal in a specified directory.

Here is the breakdown of the command:

• "duperemove": It is the name of the tool or the command itself. This tool helps in finding and removing duplicate files in a given directory.
• "-r": It is an argument that tells the tool to perform the duplicate removal recursively. It means it will search for duplicate files not only in the specified directory but also in its subdirectories.
• "-d": Another argument that instructs the tool to perform a dry-run. In a dry-run, the tool does not actually delete any files but only shows which files it intends to remove. It helps in confirming the expected results before performing the actual deletion.
• "${path-to-directory}": It is a placeholder representing the path to the directory where you want to search for and remove duplicate files. You need to replace "${path-to-directory}" with the actual path to the desired directory.

In summary, this command is using the "duperemove" tool to recursively search for and remove duplicate files in the specified directory. It performs a dry-run, showing the files it intends to remove without actually deleting them.