How to use the command ppmtowinicon (with examples)

The command ppmtowinicon is a command line tool that is used to convert a Portable Pixmap (PPM) image to a Windows Icon (ICO) image. The ICO format is commonly used for displaying icons in the Windows operating system.

Use case 1: View documentation for the current command

Code:

tldr pamtowinicon

Motivation: Viewing the documentation for the ppmtowinicon command can provide useful information about its usage, options, and examples. It helps users understand how to use the command effectively.

Explanation: The tldr command is a simplified and community-driven version of traditional man pages. It stands for “Too Long, Didn’t Read” and presents concise and practical examples of command usage. By running tldr pamtowinicon, you get a quick overview of how to use the ppmtowinicon command and its various options.

Example output:

  # Convert an input PPM image to a Windows ICO file
  ppmtowinicon input.ppm output.ico