On Sat, Oct 22, 2005 at 02:40:10PM +0100, Ted Harding wrote:
> Basically the repertoire of keystrokes, which seem to resemble
> EMACS ones; OK if you remember them, which I don't (apart from
> SPACE and BS). However, to be fair, it does seem that 'info' has
> become more transparent over the last year or two than it used
> to be.
There's a good info viewer that is more like lynx than info.
It's called pinfo, and I use it all the time for reading info pages.
If it can't find info page it shows a man page (try 'pinfo cp').
The key bindings are familiar to UNIX users (think 'more') and extra
features of info are supported with bindings that vi(m) users will love.
:-)
If you don't like the default colours you can use my .pinforc attached
below (change mutt to your own mail program; pine was the default).
Zvezdan Petkovic
COL_BOTTOMLINE = COLOR_YELLOW, COLOR_BLUE, BOLD, NO_BLINK
COL_INFOHIGHLIGHT = COLOR_CYAN, COLOR_BLACK, BOLD, NO_BLINK
# pinfo reverses bold and italic attributes in man pages :-(
COL_MANUALBOLD = COLOR_CYAN, COLOR_BLACK, BOLD, NO_BLINK
COL_MANUALITALIC = COLOR_GREEN, COLOR_BLACK, BOLD, NO_BLINK
COL_MENUSELECTED = COLOR_RED, COLOR_BLACK, BOLD, NO_BLINK
COL_NOTESELECTED = COLOR_RED, COLOR_BLACK, BOLD, NO_BLINK
COL_TOPLINE = COLOR_YELLOW, COLOR_BLUE, BOLD, NO_BLINK
COL_URLSELECTED = COLOR_RED, COLOR_BLACK, BOLD, NO_BLINK
MAILEDITOR=mutt
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