x_x

View an XLSX or CSV file

$ x_x [file.xlsx|file.csv]

$ x_x [[-h|--heading]] [0] [file.xlsx|file.csv]

$ x_x [[-d|--delimiter]] '[;]' [[-q|--quotechar]] '[|]' [file.csv]

x_x does not exist; no valid syntax.

The x_x is not a recognized or standard Linux/Unix command. Searches across major distributions (Ubuntu, Fedora, Arch, etc.), man pages, and coreutils do not yield any results for this utility.

It may be a typo, fictional command, emoticon ('x_x' often denotes frustration or death in internet slang), or custom script. No documentation exists in official repositories like GNU coreutils, busybox, or util-linux.

If intended as a real command, common similar ones include xxd (hex dumper), xargs (argument builder), or xterm (terminal emulator). Verify spelling or provide more context for accurate analysis.

Attempting to run x_x in a shell returns 'command not found'. No package provides it via apt, yum, or pacman.