xclip:tldr:524cd

The command xclip -o -sel clip is used to retrieve the content of the system clipboard and print it to the standard output. Here's an explanation of the different parts:

• xclip is the command-line interface to the X server clipboard. It allows you to interact with the clipboard functionality on a Linux/Unix system.
• -o is a flag that tells xclip to perform the operation of retrieving (outputting) the clipboard content.
• -sel clip specifies the selection to retrieve. In this case, it refers to the "clipboard" selection, which is a common selection used for copying and pasting text and data.

So, when you execute the command xclip -o -sel clip, it will retrieve the content of the clipboard and print it to the screen or terminal.