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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...
>
> Anyone use this ?
Hmm. You mean the texinfo docs? Use "info <command>". info *does* seem to offer
more functionallity, but personally I still prefer man in most cases, except if
we're talking HUGE help pages (like bash).
/ Peter Schuller
man(1) - man's best friend
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