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gchroot:tldr:1a0cd
The command tldr -p linux chroot
is used for accessing a short, practical summary or cheat sheet of the chroot
command specifically in the context of Linux.
chroot
stands for "change root" and it allows you to change the apparent root directory for a specific command or process. This can be useful for several purposes, such as debugging, system recovery, or isolating processes.
The tldr
command is a simplified version of the man
command, which stands for "manual". While man
provides comprehensive documentation for various commands, tldr
offers quick, concise explanations that are often more beginner-friendly and practical.
Using the -p
flag followed by "linux" specifies that you want to view the summary for the chroot
command in the context of Linux specifically. In other words, it filters the output to show only the relevant summary of the chroot
command for Linux users.