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Yes, man [command] is good 95% of the time. Weirdly it doesn't seem to always show the options I need though, it sometimes just shows the basics, and I need to
by brokenmachine 10y ago
Yes, man [command] is good 95% of the time. Weirdly it doesn't seem to always show the options I need though, it sometimes just shows the basics, and I need to google "manpage [command]" to find the one I want.
I do find the lack of standardization on command arguments slightly annoying in linux... Is it [command] --help, [command] -h, or just [command] by itself? It would be nice if there was something that could be relied upon.
Also handling of filenames with spaces could be standardized as well. Is it -0, -print0, or --null to get null-termination? I always forget which program wants what.
Unfortunately, I have to keep Windows around for Ableton Live. Linux is not great for professional-ish audio.