gtac:tldr:0e7d1
gtac: View documentation for the original command.
$ tldr -p linux tac
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The command tldr is a simplified and community-driven "man" or manual page reader, commonly used in command-line interfaces. It provides concise and practical examples of how to use various commands.
In the given command tldr -p linux tac, the -p flag is used to specify the platform or operating system for which you want to see the command examples. Here, we are specifying the platform as "linux", which means we want to see usage examples for Linux commands.
The command tac is a Linux command that helps in reversing the contents of a file, i.e., it displays the lines of the file in reverse order. By using tldr -p linux tac, you are requesting the command examples and usage of the tac command specifically on Linux.
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