esc-m

esc-m [options] [arguments]

The esc-m command is not a standard or recognized utility in common Linux distributions such as Ubuntu, Fedora, or Debian. Extensive searches in man pages, coreutils, busybox, and typical package repositories yield no matches.

It may refer to:
• A custom script or alias defined in a specific environment.
• A key combination (e.g., Esc-M in editors like Vim or terminals).
• A command from a niche package, embedded system, or proprietary software.
• A typo for another command like esc (POSIX escape tool) or mc (Midnight Commander).

No official documentation exists. Verify with which esc-m, type esc-m, or check local scripts/binaries.

Command not found; likely non-existent, custom, or misspelled. Running undefined commands may result in 'command not found' errors.

No documented history; absent from Linux command lineage since inception.

esc(1), mc(1), vim(1)