lynx:tldr:cbea2
lynx: Force color mode on, if available.
$ lynx -color ${example-com}
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The command "lynx -color ${example-com}" is a command using the "lynx" text-based web browser with the specified options and argument.
- "lynx" is a popular text-based web browser that allows users to browse the internet using only text-based interface in the terminal.
- "-color" is an option for lynx that enables color display for the content being viewed in the browser. Without this option, the content would be displayed in a plain text format.
- "${example-com}" is an argument provided to the lynx command. In this case, the argument is set as "${example-com}" which is likely a placeholder intended to be replaced with a specific domain or URL. This would open the specified webpage or website when the command is executed.
For example, if you replace "${example-com}" with "example.com", the command would be:
lynx -color example.com
Executing this command would open the "example.com" website in the lynx browser, and the content would be displayed with colors enabled.
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.