nmcli-radio:tldr:c440a

The command "nmcli radio wifi ${select}" is a Linux command that uses the nmcli utility to interact with the NetworkManager service.

• "nmcli" is a command-line tool for managing NetworkManager, which is a service that manages network connections on Linux-based systems.
• "radio" is an option that is used to control the networking radio devices, such as Wi-Fi.
• "wifi" is a sub-command under "radio" that specifically deals with the Wi-Fi radio.
• "${select}" is a placeholder variable that would be replaced with a specific action you want to perform on the Wi-Fi radio.

Overall, the command is used to control the Wi-Fi radio using the nmcli utility on a Linux system, and "${select}" would need to be replaced with a specific action, such as "on" or "off", to enable or disable the Wi-Fi radio.