kr

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$ tldr kiterunner

Command not found.

The command 'kr' is not a standard Linux command. It's possible that it is a typo, a custom script or alias defined on your system, or a command available through a specific package or software installation not present on this system. Since it is not a standard Linux command, no definitive documentation or parameters can be provided.

To investigate further, you could:

1. Check for typos: Ensure that the command 'kr' is typed correctly.
2. Check your system aliases: Use the `alias` command to see if 'kr' is defined as an alias.
3. Check your PATH variable: Use `echo $PATH` to inspect which directories your system searches for executable files. A custom script might be located in one of these directories.
4. Search your shell history: Use `history` command to check the recent past commands.
5. Consult local system documentation: Check for locally installed documentation using `man kr` or `info kr`, although it is unlikely given it being non-standard.

Because 'kr' is not a standard command, the absence of documentation makes it impossible to provide accurate caveats or limitations. Proceed with extreme caution if you encounter this command on a specific system, and consult with that system's administrator.

If you intended to run a different command, double-check your intended command's spelling. If 'kr' refers to a custom script or program, consult its source code or any accompanying documentation for usage details.