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blockout2

Block or unblock specified user access

TLDR

Start a new game

$ blockout2
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Navigate the current piece on a 2D plane
$ [<ArrowUp>|<ArrowDown>|<ArrowLeft>|<ArrowRight>]
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Rotate the piece on its axis
$ [<q>|<w>|<e>|<a>|<s>|<d>]
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Hard drop the current piece
$ <Space>
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Pause/unpause the game
$ <p>
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SYNOPSIS

N/A - Command not recognized.

DESCRIPTION

The command 'blockout2' does not appear to be a standard Linux command or a widely documented utility. Searches for 'blockout2' in common Linux man pages, command databases, and online resources do not yield any results for a recognized command with this name. It is highly probable that 'blockout2' refers to a custom script, a very specific niche application, or possibly a typo. Without further context or documentation, it is not possible to provide a detailed analysis of its syntax, parameters, or functionality as a standard Linux command.

CAVEATS

As 'blockout2' is not a recognized standard Linux command, attempting to execute it on a typical system will likely result in a 'command not found' error. If this command is part of a custom environment or a specific software package, its functionality and usage would be defined by that specific context and not generally applicable across Linux distributions.

COMMAND EXISTENCE

This analysis is based on the premise that 'blockout2' is a command. However, current research indicates it is not a part of standard Linux distributions or commonly known utilities. Users encountering this command should verify its source and purpose within their specific environment.

HISTORY

N/A - No historical information available for an unrecognized command.

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