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* removepkg man
* slackpkg install-new (got man-db)
* slackpkg upgrade-all (got the new man-pages)
Now whenever I try to "man" anything, I get "no manual entry for ...". This is true even for things that I know have man pages, such as ls and bash.
UPDATE: I just ran "mandb", and it didn't seem to make a difference?
UPDATE 2: My "MANPATH" wasn't set right. This might have something to do with the fact that I'm using FISH, and it's not picking up an initialization file. Has anyone using a Slackware-standard shell had this problem?
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