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The command "pluma ${filename1 filename2 ---}" uses the text editor "pluma" to open multiple files simultaneously.

Here's how this command works:

1. "pluma": It refers to the executable file of the Pluma text editor, which is typically installed on Linux systems. Pluma is the default text editor for the MATE desktop environment.

2. "${filename1 filename2 ---}": This is a placeholder for the filenames of the files you want to open with Pluma. The "---" is used to separate the filenames.

To use this command, you need to replace "${filename1 filename2 ---}" with the actual filenames of the files you want to open. For example, if you want to open two files named "file1.txt" and "file2.txt" with Pluma, you'd replace "${filename1 filename2 ---}" with "file1.txt file2.txt".

The command can be executed in a terminal or a command prompt to open multiple files simultaneously using Pluma.