Peter Odding wrote:
However, I noticed while downloading the packages (for stable) that man-pages-2.01 has gone missing from kernel.org and most mirrors.
Ah, so it has! As luck would have it, man-pages is probably the easiest and safest package to upgrade, so using any version (e.g. today's 2.07) should be fine.
<rant>I've a bone to pick with maintainers who remove tarballs so quickly - that version is only 7 months old. It's not as if they'd need to remove it to free up space - the tarball's are only 1.5M in size! </rant>
might it be a good idea to update the book (stable)? If this is the wrong place to ask, please tell me where I should ask...
Well, it's already been upgraded to 2.06 in the development version, so when the next stable version is released (probably in the next 2-3 months, no guarantees of course!) then it'll include an updated version.
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