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$ googler -u
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The command "googler -u" is used to perform a Google search from the command line in a Linux environment using the "googler" tool.
The "-u" flag specifies that the search results should be displayed in the user-friendly format. It enables a pager, allowing the results to be viewed in a paginated manner where you can scroll through them.
By using this command, you can search for any keyword or query on Google directly from the command line, rather than opening a web browser. The "googler" tool provides various options and functionalities to customize the search, such as filtering results, specifying the number of results to display, and searching specific websites or date ranges.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.