Great article ... thank you Adam! BTW: just out of curiosity, which desktop are you using? Also, I notice there are only two download options, minimal & live (full). Does that mean you choose your Desktop at install time?
I'm surprised nobody has mentioned man2html yet ... it allows you to browse man pages in your web browser. It took a little setting up initially, but as previously mentioned here: MAN pages are a great example of how NOT to write manuals. I find man2html very useful ... I often have a web browser window open anyway, as well as a custom "home" page with various search boxes. Here I can simply type the name of the command & hit Enter to see the entire MAN page in nicely formatted & scrollable text format =)
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Great article ... thank you Adam! BTW: just out of curiosity, which desktop are you using? Also, I notice there are only two download options, minimal & live (full). Does that mean you choose your Desktop at install time?
I'm surprised nobody has mentioned man2html yet ... it allows you to browse man pages in your web browser. It took a little setting up initially, but as previously mentioned here: MAN pages are a great example of how NOT to write manuals. I find man2html very useful ... I often have a web browser window open anyway, as well as a custom "home" page with various search boxes. Here I can simply type the name of the command & hit Enter to see the entire MAN page in nicely formatted & scrollable text format =)