PG> Don't get me wrong, I love apropos(1). But...
PG> I'm continually bitten by the "stemming" that occurs. [...]
So am I. I completely switched over from "man -k" to an alias
effecting "apropos -l" ("legacy"-mode):
% apropos -l lfs
lfs_segwait(2) - wait until a segment is written
lfs_markv(2) - rewrite disk blocks to new disk locations
lfs_bmapv(2) - retrieve disk addresses for arrays of blocks
lfs_segclean(2) - mark a segment clean
rump_lfs(8) - mount a lfs image with a userspace server
resize_lfs(8) - resize a mounted log-structured filesystem
newfs_lfs(8) - construct a new LFS file system
mount_sysctlfs(8) - mount sysctl namespace as a directory hierarchy
mount_nilfs(8) - mount a NILFS file system
mount_lfs(8) - mount a log-structured file system
lfs_cleanerd(8) - garbage collect a log-structured file system
hlfsd(8) - home-link file system daemon
fsck_lfs(8) - Log-structured File System consistency check and interactive
repair
dumplfs(8) - dump file system information
dump_lfs(8) - filesystem backup
%
(This is with netbsd7; with 6, apropos -C was fine, too.)
Martin
