gnohup:tldr:49a21

The command "tldr" is a utility used to quickly display succinct explanations of different terminal commands. It is commonly used to provide concise summaries and examples of command usage.

In this specific case, "tldr -p linux nohup" is requesting a summary of the "nohup" command in the context of Linux. Here's an explanation of each part of the command:

• "tldr": Invokes the "tldr" utility.
• "-p linux": Specifies the platform as Linux, indicating that the command summary requested should be specific to Linux.
• "nohup": The command for which a summary is being requested. "nohup" is a command used in Unix-like operating systems to execute another command, ensuring that the command continues running even when the user logs out or the terminal session is closed.

By entering "tldr -p linux nohup" in the terminal, you will receive a concise summary of the "nohup" command's usage and functionality on a Linux system.