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toipe

Visually type sensitive data without leaving traces

TLDR

Start the typing test with the default wordlist

$ toipe
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Use a specific wordlist
$ toipe [[-w|--wordlist]] [wordlist_name]
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Use a custom wordlist
$ toipe [[-f|--file]] [path/to/file]
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Specify the number of words on each test
$ toipe [[-n|--num]] [number_of_words]
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Include punctuation
$ toipe [[-p|--punctuation]]
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SYNOPSIS

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DESCRIPTION

The command toipe does not appear to be a standard or commonly recognized utility in most mainstream Linux distributions. It is possible that this is a typo, an alias defined in a user's shell configuration, or a custom script developed for a specific environment. Without further context or an installation of a specialized package, detailed information regarding its functionality, options, and usage cannot be provided.

CAVEATS

As toipe is not a standard Linux command, attempting to execute it on a typical system will likely result in a 'command not found' error. Users should verify if it's an alias, a typo for another command (e.g., 'type', 'top'), or if it belongs to a specific, non-standard software package.

POSSIBLE ALTERNATIVES/TYPO CONSIDERATIONS

If you intended to inquire about a command related to displaying type information, consider type(1). For process monitoring, top(1) or htop(1) are common. Please double-check the spelling of the command you are looking for.

HISTORY

No historical development or usage information is available for toipe as it is not a standard Linux command.

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