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I recommend using this script[1] and aliasing it to "man". Saves so much time over loading man pages and searching through them. For example, with it aliased
by alphapapa 11y ago
I recommend using this script[1] and aliasing it to "man". Saves so much time over loading man pages and searching through them. For example, with it aliased to "man", you can run "man wget continue" or "man find -exec" and get just the relevant parts of the man page. And "man git commit -a" also works, despite the separated command name.
1: https://gist.github.com/alphapapa/3cba3ff196147ad42bac https://gist.github.com/alphapapa/3cba3ff196147ad42bac