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gmknod:tldr:ac54c
The command "tldr -p linux mknod" is composed of two parts:
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"tldr": It stands for "too long, didn't read" and is a command-line utility that provides simplified and concise explanations of various commands. It is used as a quick reference to understand the basic usage and options of different commands.
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"-p linux mknod": These are options passed to the "tldr" command. "-p" or "--platform" is used to specify the platform or operating system the user wants the command explanation for. In this case, it is set as "linux" to get the Linux-specific explanation. "mknod" is the command being searched.
So, when you run the "tldr -p linux mknod" command, it will display a summary and usage explanation of the "mknod" command specifically for Linux systems.