T2N(1)

📦 version 0.7, in debian bookworm, debian trixie, ubuntu jammy, ubuntu noble, ubuntu questing, ubuntu resolute, ubuntu stonking

💖 T2N(1) 💖

okay bestie, welcome to the General Commands Manual for t2n — yes, that's the manual section, it's giving "section 1, user commands" and we're obsessed 🎀

✨ NAME ✨

t2n — a simple command-line tool for NXT 🦋

🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

t2n [options]

💜 DESCRIPTION 💜

So this manual page documents briefly the t2n command. Like, briefly briefly. It's not gonna hold your hand through your whole life, it's just the vibe check on what this thing is.

t2n is a simple command-line tool for sending commands to nxt through the USB port. That's it. That's the whole job. Plug in the USB, send commands to your nxt, live your truth. 🔥

💅 OPTIONS 💅

real talk first: this program recognizes options only with short options starting with one dash (-). One dash. Not two. Do not come in here with --all energy, bestie, it will not work, no cap. 🚫

A summary of options is included below — every single one, we're not skipping anybody, they're all main characters:

  • -b — check battery level. is your nxt running on fumes or is it thriving? this tells you 🔋
  • -i — print nxt info. the little biography of your brick, iconic 💫
  • -ls — list files. yes it's ls, yes it's got a dash, yes it's slaying 🌈
  • -put <file.rxe> — upload file. send that file.rxe up there 🫶
  • -get <file.rxe> — download file. bring that file.rxe back down to earth 🙈
  • -v — set verbose mode. it starts talking ✨
  • -vv — even more verbose. now it's REALLY talking 😭
  • -vvv — gossip. three v's and it's telling you everything, we love a chatty icon 👑
  • -help — show summary of options and exit. a lil recap moment, then it dips 💅
  • -version — show version of program and exit. identity reveal, then it dips 🎀
also, heads up: the plural of -v is a whole personality arc. start at -v, escalate responsibly. 🧚

👀 SEE ALSO 👀

  • nxc(1)
  • nxttool(1)

go read those too, they're in the same friend group fr fr 💖

🖋️ AUTHOR 🖋️

t2n was written by Pascal Raymond.

This manual page was written by Slavko <slavino@slavino.sk>, for the Debian project (and may be used by others). giving credit where credit is due, periodt 🌟

and that's a wrap bestie!! this page is dated March 27, 2010 — yeah, vintage, retro, lowkey a classic — from the General Commands Manual era. mwah 💋 bye!! 🦋✨

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