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The command "pueue start" is used to start the execution of a process or a command at a later time, in a specified order. It is typically used in systems that handle task scheduling or job management.

When you execute "pueue start", it adds a new command to the queue or task list, and subsequently starts the execution of the command in the background. The command may be a shell script, a system command, or any other executable process.

This command is advantageous because it allows you to manage and prioritize multiple tasks or processes, ensuring that they run in the desired order. It also enables you to schedule processes to run at specific times or when certain conditions are met.

By using "pueue start", you can ensure that your tasks or processes are executed efficiently, avoiding potential conflicts or resource constraints that might arise from simultaneous execution.