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isosize:tldr:102eb
isosize: Display the size of an ISO file.
$ isosize ${filename-iso}
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The "isosize" command is used to determine the size of an ISO image file.
In the given command, "${filename-iso}" is a variable that represents the name of the ISO image file. The "-iso" part signifies the file extension or format of the ISO image file.
By running this command, the system will retrieve the size of the specified ISO image file and display it as output.
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