sm:tldr:2d6b6
sm: Display a message with a custom foreground color.
$ sm -f ${blue} "${Hello World!}"
try on your machine
This command seems to be using the "sm" command with a few options and arguments. Let's break it down:
Command: sm "-f" option: This option is specifying that the following argument should be treated as a file.
"${blue}" argument: It seems to be a reference to a variable named "blue". The value of this variable might be used by the command.
"${Hello World!}" argument: This argument seems to be a reference to a variable named "Hello World!". If this variable exists, its value might be used by the command.
Overall, it is difficult to provide an accurate explanation without more context or knowledge of the specific command and its usage.
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.