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The pom command is not a standard Linux command. It's not part of the core GNU utilities, nor is it found in common package repositories for Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, or other major distributions.

If you encountered 'pom' in a context suggesting it's a Linux command, it's highly likely that:

1. It is a custom script or alias specific to your environment or a particular software package you've installed.
2. It's a typo, and you meant to use another command.
3. It is a command from a specialized software application you are using and not a general utility.

To find out what pom is you can type type pom into your terminal. If it's a script, `cat pom` should display the contents.

Using `pom` command without knowing its function can lead to unintended consequences.

If you are expecting `pom` to work, verify that it's correctly installed and that its location is included in your $PATH environment variable. If `pom` is part of a larger software package, consult the package's documentation for installation and usage instructions.

Type alias pom in your terminal. If `pom` is alias, the result will explain what `pom` executes.