Thanks Guillem! Very clarifying. Changed to a minimal manpage. About contributing it upstream to a project like chromium, what are your thoughts? We can try, but I am not hopeful of the acceptance. So far in the packages that I am contributing just created it for the Debian package.
Continuing! As before, more changes may come as I verify full builds for all architectures. Juan -------- Original Message -------- On Wednesday, 05/06/26 at 19:47 Guillem Jover <[email protected]> wrote: Hi! Using help2man for compiled programs breaks cross-compilation. And adapting the packaging to support help2man and cross-building is IMO not worth the supposed gain of using help2man, because it requires doing a native and a host build to be able to run the program. A static man page is superior in any possible way, also because just using the output from --help tends to be not very useful anyway (except for providing that output on the sites like manpages.debian.org). Using help2man as a starting template to further fill in a static man page seems like a good use for that tool though. Thanks, Guillem
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