Hi all,
I am glad someone got a chuckle out of it :)
yes,
man is the built in MANUAL.
You can use it to find out information about virtually everything.
There are lots of other really useful commands, such as
locate
If you want lots of streaming info across your screen try
locate man
locate cat
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On 09/16/2014 09:05 AM, Fritz Hudnut wrote:
No need to apologize, that was indeed "live" humor . . . as well as
being instructive . . . . I'm going to check "sudo man man" out . . .
see what I can learn today . . . . : - )
All:
The command (in a terminal session):
man man
actually yielde
~$ sudo man
What manual page do you want?
-MacBookPro:~$ man man
@Is:
Turns out that "man man" is no laughing matter, first of all, it's
heee . . . but secondly, that is the command . . . just doing "sudo
man" gets the inquiry response shown above . . . man man gets the actual
man . . . m
Hi Fritz,
glad you appreciate a bit of humour :) At the start of December a new area
will be launched http://wiki.linuxpadawan.net/AboutUs We're still in the
process of getting the masters enrolled, but you are welcome to get
involved as we formulate our structure.
Regards,
Phill.
On 16 Septemb
man man?
@Is:
No need to apologize, that was indeed "live" humor . . . as well as being
instructive . . . . I'm going to check "sudo man man" out . . . see what I
can learn today . . . . : - )
F/ e.e.p.
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