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I noticed the excellent way Slackware arranges
its documentation in /usr/doc.
Another thing that caught my attention is
that whenever I type "info <topic>", I get
the same as when I type "man <topic>". Does
Slackware not use info? (I was never good with
the info navigation keys, since I use vi, not
emacs.)
If there is no info pages available, info defaults to showing the manpage in question. Try to run info without parameters to see index of documents available.
thank you for that, tonit.
the reason i asked is that it seemed to me slackware
had fewer info documents than the redhat i briefly used.
i guess i was wrong.
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