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The command "tldr -p linux ifconfig" is used to provide a concise summary or explanation of the usage and options of the "ifconfig" command on Linux systems.

Here is a breakdown of each component of the command:

• "tldr" is a command-line tool used for displaying simplified and practical examples of commands. It stands for "Too Long, Didn't Read."

• "-p linux" is an argument passed to tldr, specifying that the documentation should be fetched for the Linux platform.

• "ifconfig" is a command used to configure network interfaces on Linux systems. It allows you to view and modify IP addresses, netmasks, network interfaces, and related settings.

By running "tldr -p linux ifconfig," you will receive a concise summary of how to use the "ifconfig" command on a Linux system, including its available options and their functionalities. This can be helpful if you quickly need to reference the basic usage and parameters of the command without going through extensive documentation.