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Two reasons: 1. In general, new programs, and updates to extending programs, tend not to get committed without the requisite manual pages or related manual pag
by binkHN 4y ago
Two reasons:
1. In general, new programs, and updates to extending programs, tend not to get committed without the requisite manual pages or related manual page updates.
2. "Bugs" in OpenBSD's manual pages are treated no differently than bugs in other areas of the source tree. Find a problem in a manual page? Submit a diff file for it and it'll get reviewed and committed.
- nirimda 4y agoAre there any major free/OS projects for which (2) is different? Some projects accept next to no third-party diffs, other projects will accept documentation diffs as eagerly as code diffs. I've never heard of a project that is happy to take code but not docs.