'man' more or less works #177
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First page of 'man bash' |
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upgraded to git 2.40.1 and tried this - please advise. |
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You probably need the zopen |
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Installed and then had to manually do the .env for it |
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Tried changing opened issue on man-db for |
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NEW: Turkish 'vim' (full UTF-8 support) |
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i plan to add a section to the docs for this (unless someone else wants to?) |
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#443 opened |
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I wrote a blog on how to use man: feedback welcome!
If you want to play with 'man' so that you can see the various man pages from the tools we are building, it now works well - always more bugs to fix, but they are getting less severe.
You can install it like any other tool -
zopen install man-db
(but you need the latest meta for it to find the runtime dependencies correctly)NEW: Even though the blog says it doesn't work yet, UTF-8 man pages DO work.
NEW: If you get the latest drop, it also will gracefully 'fail over' to the system man, so you can do
man sh
and it will use the /bin/man to show the man page for 'sh'NEW: if you get the latest drop (Feb 23rd) then you can run
mandb
(no options) and it will index all the man pages in your MANPATH so that you can then usewhatis
andapropos
. You should remove the z/OS man directory from your MANPATH before runningmandb
or else you will get a warning about the z/OS man pages.@IgorTodorovskiIBM @AnthonyGiorgio @lbdyck @gnrossi
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