kdocker:tldr:caa42

kdocker: Display a cursor to send a window to the system tray with a custom icon when pressing the left mouse button.

kdocker

$ kdocker -i ${-path-to-icon}

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The command you provided "kdocker -i ${-path-to-icon}" is using the "kdocker" utility to launch a program/application and set a specific icon for its system tray representation.

Here is an explanation of each component of the command:

"kdocker": It is the name of the utility or command-line tool that allows you to dock any application into the system tray. This utility is commonly used in Linux systems with a desktop environment that supports system tray functionality, such as KDE.
"-i": It is an option or switch for the "kdocker" utility, indicating that you want to specify an icon for the docked application.
"${-path-to-icon}": It refers to a placeholder variable "${-path-to-icon}" which should be replaced with the actual path or location of the icon file you want to use. The icon file should be in a compatible image format, such as PNG or SVG.

To use this command, you need to replace "${-path-to-icon}" with the actual path to an icon file, and then execute the command in the terminal or command prompt.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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