oniux

Isolate an application

$ oniux [command]

$ oniux curl [https://example.com]

$ oniux curl [http://example.onion]

$ oniux bash

$ oniux hexchat

Not applicable. The command oniux is not recognized as a standard Linux utility, therefore no general syntax or usage pattern can be provided.

The command oniux does not appear to be a standard, commonly recognized, or pre-installed utility within typical Linux distributions. It is highly probable that the command name contains a typo, or it might refer to a very specific custom script, an alias configured in a user's shell environment, or a highly specialized, less common third-party utility. As oniux is not part of the core GNU/Linux utilities or widely known packages, detailed information regarding its functionality, typical syntax, command-line options, or common use cases cannot be provided. Users encountering this command should verify its source, check for potential misspellings, or consult local system documentation if it's a custom tool specific to their environment.

This command is not recognized as a standard Linux utility. It is crucial to verify the spelling. If you intended to refer to a different command, please correct the name. If oniux is part of a custom system or a specific application's toolkit, its functionality, usage, and safety would depend entirely on its local implementation and the environment it runs within. Attempting to execute unrecognized commands without understanding their origin can be risky.

If you believe oniux should be a recognized command, please ensure your system's package repositories are up-to-date and that all necessary packages are installed. You may also check for common misspellings or consult system administrators for custom scripts.

No history available as oniux is not a recognized command within standard Linux distributions or historical documentation.