gummy:tldr:56f3e

This command appears to be a command-line instruction that uses the "gummy" command with several parameters:

1. --screen ${1}: This parameter likely specifies the screen to be adjusted. The ${1} portion suggests that it accepts an argument or variable from the command-line, where 1 represents the first argument that should be passed to the command.

2. --temperature ${3800}: This parameter sets the color temperature of the screen. The value ${3800} indicates that it accepts an argument or variable from the command-line, where 3800 is the desired value for the color temperature.

3. --brightness ${65}: This parameter adjusts the brightness level of the screen. Similar to the previous parameters, ${65} denotes that it accepts an argument or variable from the command-line, with 65 representing the desired brightness value.

Overall, this command seems to adjust the screen settings using the "gummy" command, allowing the user to specify the screen, color temperature, and brightness values as command-line arguments or variables.