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engrampa:tldr:542ef

engrampa: Open specific archives.
$ engrampa ${path-to-archive1-tar path-to-archive2-tar ---}
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The command engrampa ${path-to-archive1-tar path-to-archive2-tar ---} is likely used to execute the Engrampa application with one or more TAR archives as arguments.

Here's a breakdown of the command:

  • engrampa: This is the command to run the Engrampa application. Engrampa is a file archiver and extractor utility used in some Linux distributions, primarily for handling TAR archives.

  • ${path-to-archive1-tar path-to-archive2-tar ---}: This is a placeholder for the actual paths of TAR archives you want to open or work with using Engrampa.

    • ${} signifies a shell variable or parameter expansion, but in this case, it appears to be used as a placeholder without any actual variable substitution.

    • path-to-archive1-tar and path-to-archive2-tar should be replaced with the actual file paths of the TAR archives you want to work with.

    • The --- (three hyphens) at the end is not a valid part of the command. It might have been mistakenly included or was intended to represent additional paths to archives. However, it would result in a syntax error when trying to execute the command.

To use this command correctly, replace ${path-to-archive1-tar path-to-archive2-tar ---} with the actual file paths of the TAR archives you want to work with.

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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