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The command tldr
is a simplified and community-driven version of the traditional man pages. It stands for "Too Long; Didn't Read" and aims to provide concise and practical examples of command usage.
The -p
flag in tldr -p linux
specifies the platform for which you want to see the command examples. In this case, it sets the platform to Linux, filtering the output to only show commands relevant to Linux systems.
The stdbuf
command is used to modify the buffering operations for a given command. By including stdbuf
in tldr -p linux stdbuf
, you are asking tldr
to display examples or explanations for the usage of the stdbuf
command specifically in a Linux environment.
Overall, the command tldr -p linux stdbuf
fetches and displays simplified explanations and examples for using the stdbuf
command in Linux systems.