konsole:tldr:28486
konsole: [e]xecute a specific command and don't close the window after it exits.
$ konsole --noclose -e "${command}"
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This command is used to open a new terminal window, execute a specified command, and prevent the terminal window from closing after the command has been executed.
Let's break down the components of this command:
konsole
: It specifies the terminal emulator to use, in this case, "konsole" which is the default terminal emulator for KDE Plasma desktop environment.--noclose
: This option prevents the terminal window from closing after the executed command finishes. By default, the terminal window would usually close automatically once the command is completed.-e "${command}"
: This part specifies the command to be executed within the newly opened terminal window. The${command}
is a placeholder for the actual command you want to run. You would replace${command}
with the desired command or command string. The-e
flag is used to indicate that a command is being passed for execution.
Overall, this command opens a new konsole window, runs a specified command within the window, and keeps the window open after the command finishes its execution.
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.