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homectl:tldr:53231
homectl: Display help.
$ homectl --help
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The command "homectl --help" is used to display the help information for the "homectl" command.
"homectl" is a utility command typically used in Linux systems that deals with user home directories, user accounts, and user sessions. It provides various functionalities related to managing user homes, such as creating, removing, or modifying home directories, as well as managing user sessions and settings.
When you execute "homectl --help", it will display a list of available options, commands, and examples related to the "homectl" command. This information helps users understand how to use the command, its syntax, and the various functionalities it offers.
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