According to Ralph Stickley: While burning my CPU.
>
> > when you need some info, try
> > "man " followed by the command name or files:
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>
> I've been using 'man' for information about commands. However, about half of
> the commands are telling me that the man pages are obsolete (see 'man ls'). I
> suppose there is a TeX command that displays the latest information, but I can't
> seem to figure out what that is...
'man ls' has no mention of "obsolete" on my newly installed slackware-3.6,
also doing a zgrep of /usr/man/man8 it shows that 11 files have the word
"obsolete" not one says, this page is obsolete.
Altho' some might be obsolete, most are old and need to be looked at, that i
think we could all agree on.
There is also the "info" command 'info <command>' which shows more
information than just a manpage when available.
>
> Anyone use this ?
>
> Also, is there a way to view html files from the command line ? (I haven't
> gotten my Xwindows upgrade installed yet :-)
I dont realy know, but you could try 'lynx'.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Ralph
>
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Regards Richard.
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