nativefier:tldr:f51c1

nativefier: Use a custom icon, should be a PNG.

nativefier

$ nativefier --icon ${path-to-icon-png} ${url}

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The command you provided is the syntax for using the nativefier command line tool to create a native desktop application from a given URL. Here is a breakdown of the command syntax:

nativefier - This is the command itself, the nativefier tool. It is used to create native desktop applications.

--icon ${path-to-icon-png} - This flag is used to specify the path to a custom icon in PNG format for the generated application. ${path-to-icon-png} needs to be replaced with the actual path to the icon file on your file system.

${url} - This is a placeholder for the URL you want to create a native application for. You need to replace ${url} with the actual URL you want to convert into an application.

So, when executing this command, you are instructing nativefier to create a native desktop application from the given URL, using a custom icon specified by ${path-to-icon-png}.

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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