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The command "nyxt --auto-config ${filename}" is an instruction to run the "nyxt" command-line tool with the "--auto-config" option and a specific value for the "${filename}" variable.
Here's an explanation of each component:
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"nyxt": It refers to the "nyxt" command-line tool, which is a web browser implemented in Common Lisp. It allows you to browse the internet and interact with web pages using a terminal or command-line interface.
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"--auto-config": It is an option provided by the "nyxt" tool. When this option is used, the tool automatically loads and applies a configuration file at startup instead of the default settings. It allows you to use a custom configuration to personalize your browsing experience.
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"${filename}": It represents a placeholder for the filename you want to use as the configuration file. You would replace "${filename}" with the actual name and path of your desired configuration file. For example, if your configuration file is named "nyxt_settings.conf" and it is located in the "/home/user/" directory, you would replace "${filename}" with "/home/user/nyxt_settings.conf".
Once you specify the desired configuration file name and its path, running the command will launch the "nyxt" tool with the provided configuration automatically applied.