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Read man pages in your browser
I have used man-cgi since I found it over a year ago. Single scrip, drop it in your cgi dir. Thats it. No messy configuring or anything.
http://www.softlab.ntua.gr/~christia/man-cgi.html on top of that you can create a nifty bookmark in your bookmark bar like this:
that will create a simple query dialog in your web browser. Click the bookmark (give it a nice icon with previous tips on using dingbats for bookmark bar icons), then you are no farther than a simple click - enter your man search term and it is displayed in the browser.
Read man pages in your browser
That's great, but I bet I'll have trouble remembering where to find this script and start it. I made a script in my home dir that would start up the manServer, but I bet there's a short & sweet way to ensure that the manServer starts up every time I log on. What do you recommend? |
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