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kdocker:tldr:caa42
The command you provided "kdocker -i ${-path-to-icon}" is using the "kdocker" utility to launch a program/application and set a specific icon for its system tray representation.
Here is an explanation of each component of the command:
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"kdocker": It is the name of the utility or command-line tool that allows you to dock any application into the system tray. This utility is commonly used in Linux systems with a desktop environment that supports system tray functionality, such as KDE.
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"-i": It is an option or switch for the "kdocker" utility, indicating that you want to specify an icon for the docked application.
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"${-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.