I have been using Linux since November last year and i believe it is the bes OS in existance. I only had to re-install it once because I dropped the hard drive. I am currently using Slackware 4.0 on a 486DX33 with 8Mb RAM and a 170Mb hdd. Later versions of Slackware only give me kernel panics because of the low ammount of memory. It works, so I won't fix it.

I'll get on with it. When I type man to get the manual pages, it says

sh: /usr/bin/gtbl: No such file or directory
sh: /usr/bin/groff: No such file or directory

or does nothing at all.

I understand what this means. Another FAQ site said to link gtbl to tbl, but I can't find tbl either!

Can anyone give me a some information or a link to a site where I may remedy this?

Do the manpages come in a separate package in slack? If so, did you install the manpages?

Yes, the series AP has manpage things, I have installed it. Nothing. I need some sort of direction to where gtbl or at least tbl is. Atleast then I won't have to constantly bug people for info, I'll be able to get it on my own (hopefully).

well if you'ev not got groff installed then install it, it comes in it's own package normally. if it's located somewhere else i'd personally just use a symlink to /usr/bin but that is where it should really live

I would install it if I knew what that package was. I might as well e-mail the writer of slackware.