rdfind:tldr:526dc

The command you provided is as follows: rdfind -deleteduplicates true -ignoreempty false ${path-to-directory} This command is likely executed in a Unix-like terminal or shell environment. Explanation: - rdfind: This is the name of the command or program being executed. RDFind is a utility used to find duplicate files and/or directories. Options: - -deleteduplicates true: This option instructs RDFind to delete or remove the duplicate files it finds. true indicates that the duplicates will be deleted. - -ignoreempty false: This option instructs RDFind to consider empty files as potential duplicates. If set to false, it means that RDFind will not ignore empty files and will treat them as duplicates. Variables: - ${path-to-directory}: This is a placeholder for the actual path to the directory that you want RDFind to search for duplicate files. You should replace ${path-to-directory} with the actual path. For example, if you want to search for duplicates in the "Documents" directory, you might replace ${path-to-directory} with /home/user/Documents. So overall, the command is instructing RDFind to search for duplicate files and directories in the specified ${path-to-directory} and delete those duplicates while considering empty files as possible duplicates.