kdialog:tldr:70437
kdialog: Open a question dialog with a `yes` and `no` button, returning `0` and `1`, respectively.
$ kdialog --yesno "${message}"
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The command "kdialog --yesno "${message}"" opens a KDE dialog box with a yes/no question or message. The content of the dialog box is defined by the variable "message" which is passed as a parameter to the command.
The dialog box allows the user to choose between two options: "yes" or "no". If the user selects "yes", the command will return an exit status of 0, otherwise, if the user selects "no", the command will return an exit status other than 0.
This command is typically used in shell scripts or other automation tasks where the user's input is required to proceed with a certain action based on their decision.
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