How do I read the content of a X-doc package?
Hello everyone,
I saw until now many programs that come with a program-doc file, which is optional and provide the necessary documentation. My question is how do I read this documentation, and what format is it? A clear example would be: I installed gpsim and gpsim-doc; how do I see gpsim-doc's content? Thank you in advance I use Ubuntu 11.04, if this helps, and the gpsim program is ran from terminal. Costin |
According the entry in Synaptic, gpsim-doc
Quote:
Code:
ls /usr/share/doc/gpsim-doc |
Thank you frankbell.
I knew the folder where to find them. THe thing was I thought there is something nice like an integrated reading tool of each program that uses such files a help or so. Thanks again |
I spent about five minutes hunting around to find the files after I installed the package.
Nothing in the Synaptic description made it clear that installing gpsim-doc just created a directory and stuck some documenation files in it. I started off looking for something interactive myself. |
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