gslp

gslp [options] [arguments] (syntax unknown; non-standard command)

After thorough analysis, gslp does not appear to be a standard Linux command available in common distributions like Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian, or Arch Linux. No man page (man gslp) exists, and it is not listed in coreutils, util-linux, or other standard packages.

It may be a custom script, an alias, a tool from a niche package (e.g., related to GNU Scientific Library plotting or Service Location Protocol variants), or a typo/misremembered command such as slp (Service Location Protocol) or gs lp (Ghostscript to printer).

Searching package managers (apt, yum/dnf, pacman) yields no results for 'gslp'. If it's from a specific project or proprietary software, documentation would be project-specific. Users encountering gslp should check local scripts (/usr/local/bin, ~/bin) with which gslp or type gslp, or verify the exact name via shell history.

Command not found in standard Linux environments. Attempting to run gslp results in 'command not found' error. Verify existence with which gslp or check custom installations.
May require specific package installation if it exists in specialized repos.

Run command -v gslp or locate gslp to check local presence.
Use strace gslp if executable exists to analyze behavior.

For printing: lp or lpr.
For service discovery: slp or avahi-browse.
For plotting (if GSL-related): gnuplot(1).

No documented history available. Not part of any major Linux utility suite or GNU project releases. Potentially a user-defined tool or obsolete/obscure utility from early 2000s networking software.

slp(8), lp(1), gs(1), lpr(1)