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The command "gotty ${command}" typically refers to a specific use case of the "gotty" tool or command-line utility.
"Gotty" is a program that allows you to share your terminal session or command-line tools using a web browser. It acts as a terminal server, allowing multiple users to view and interact with your command line interface through a web-based interface.
The "${command}" is a placeholder that represents any command you want to run inside the terminal. In this case, it means replacing "${command}" with the actual command you want to execute.
For example, if you wanted to share a Python script called "my_script.py" using gotty, the command would be:
"gotty python my_script.py"
The "gotty" command will start a server and expose a web-based terminal interface where others can connect via a browser to view and interact with the "python my_script.py" command execution.