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pluma: Print all supported encodings.

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$ pluma --list-encodings

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The command "pluma --list-encodings" is used to display a list of available text encodings in the Pluma text editor.

Pluma is a popular text editor in Linux-based systems, and it is the default text editor for the Mate desktop environment. It provides various features and options for editing text files.

In this specific command, "--list-encodings" is an option that you pass to the Pluma command. When this option is provided, Pluma will generate and display a list of available text encodings supported by the editor.

Text encoding refers to how characters are represented and stored in a file. Different encodings are required to support different languages, character sets, and scripts. The encodings could include ASCII, UTF-8, ISO-8859-1, and many more.

By using the "pluma --list-encodings" command, you can view the available text encodings supported by Pluma, which can be helpful when working with files that have specific encoding requirements.

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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