Jacob Meuser wrote: > Sure, but I do 'man -k <whatever>' first, because if it's installed, > then I don't care about installing it. There may also be pointers > from the output of 'man -k' ... from default "this is part of > so-and-so OS" stuff.
Quite so. My 1st post on this suggested 'apt-cache search ...' as somthing to do in addition to your suggestion of 'man -k ...' Mark Bigler wrote: > Try these as well: > > apt-cache search bug | grep -i debian > apt-cache search bug | grep -i report BTW, I was forgetting that apt-cache will 'and' together the arguments to search, so: apt-cache search bug debian apt-cache search bug report would work just fine. _______________________________________________ Eug-LUG mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mailman.efn.org/cgi-bin/listinfo/eug-lug
