On 21.06.21 17:29, Richard Owlett wrote:
Many see the need for examples to be associated with man pages.
Sometime back a post mentioned a web page that could return examples for
most(all??) Linux commands. I failed to bookmark it and have not
rediscovered it since.
In another forum I was pointed to https://cht.sh/ .
Going to https://cht.sh/XXX will return a list of examples for XXX.
Along the right side of each page of /manpages.debian.org/... there is a
list of links to various topics.
Would it be proper/reasonable/practical/??? to add an entry of the form
https://cht.sh/XXX ?
Comments?
TIA
For displaying examples I am using the tldr command provided by package
"tldr".
This client's web page is here:
https://github.com/psibi/tldr-hs#readme
The general tldr site is here:
https://tldr.sh/
There are also several web pages which search and display the
information from the tldr examples collection, like this one:
https://tldr.ostera.io/
The project invites to participate by adding examples to its collection.
Following for years the upcoming discussions about the wish to enhance
man pages by adding examples to it but confronting the situation that
man pages are usually maintained by the package maintainers and not all
of them are in favor of adding examples to the man pages, I think that
the normal users are best served by supporting as a community an
examples collection like the above mentioned tldr project.
Just my view as a user.
Marco.
