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- Subject: Re: [BL] Reading manual pages
- Date: Wed, 11 Feb 2009 20:02:40 +0000 (UTC)
Im not online fully, just dialup. Collecting some of that stuff
to read offline. I gave up and put groff on, from SW 10. I had
to put on glibc anyway because after Ive got X working Im
going to install Opera. Man is working ok now but it breaks
BL's less. -- segmentation error. Had to use the less from
SW10. Thanks, Ian.
I am fully online whenever I dial the (free) ISP.
Since you have glibc already, get Slackware 7.1 man2html
Make a script named man (or manh, or ...)
zcat `find /usr -name $1.*gz` | man2html | lynx -stdin
This should find man pages anywhere in /usr and display them.
(You will also need lynx).
or
zcat filename.gz | man2html > filename.html
and view with links (or elinks, dillo, opera, netrik, arena...)
You can use a browser to convert the html to plain text.
Sindi
--
Bye now, Ian.
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