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gln:tldr:a0f76
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$ tldr -p linux ln
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The command "tldr -p linux ln" is used to display a simplified and condensed version of the manual page (or "tl;dr" version) for the "ln" command in Linux.
Explanation:
- "tldr" is a command-line tool used to provide concise summaries of common commands and their usage. It stands for "Too Long; Didn't Read."
- "-p linux" is an option provided to the "tldr" command, specifying that the command summary should be displayed for the Linux platform.
- "ln" is the actual command for creating links or symbolic links in Linux.
In summary, running "tldr -p linux ln" will display a short and easy-to-understand summary of how to use the "ln" command in Linux.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
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