Thank you for the kind words! As a maintainer of TLDR, I'm glad to hear it's been helpful for you.

Thank you for the kind words! As a maintainer of TLDR, I'm glad to hear it's been helpful for you.

Thanks for creating this article! As a maintainer of TLDR Pages, I appreciate the effort to help users get started with our project!

Thank you for the kind words! As a maintainer of TLDR, I'm glad to hear it's been helpful for you.

Then I switched to Raspbian with XFCE. After that, I moved on to install Linux on my main PC—trying out Ubuntu, Parrot OS, Linux Mint, and others. Now, I'm happily using Fedora with KDE. It's been an amazing journey exploring all these different distros!

In my opinion, the Moz://a logo was perfectly fine as it was, and I don't think there was a need for a change. The new logo isn't bad, but I'm not a fan of the font.

Thanks for the article about tldr pages! As a maintainer of the project, it’s great to see more people discovering how we make using and learning commands easier.

Absolutely! If you’re looking for concise command summaries, TLDR is the way to go. You can install our clients through npm, pip, or browse TLDR pages at tldr.inbrowser.app. As a maintainer of the project, I encourage you to consider contributing by adding or updating pages if you're interested.

As a tldr maintainer, I'm glad you find the pages helpful! If you ever want to add a new page or update an existing one, check out github.com/tldr-pages/t.... The more people get involved, the better it gets!