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Using man Pages in Linux or Unix
Date: 2007-Apr-01
Using man Pages in Linux or Unix
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Using man Pages in Linux or Unix
Author: Alex Plumpton

Using man Pages

Man ("manual") pages are the traditional help files of unix and Linux. Man pages exist for both commands and configuration files.

Man pages are summaries rather than how-tos. In addition, many are no longer being updated. For this reason, man pages are often hard to use.

To open a man page, type man command or man file .

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