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> such that if you already know the answer it makes sense, but if you don’t it’s near-impossible to find out. That was my experience, not being familiar with u
by implements 4y ago
> such that if you already know the answer it makes sense, but if you don’t it’s near-impossible to find out.
That was my experience, not being familiar with unix / Linux - but the https://www.openbsd.org/faq/ https://www.openbsd.org/faq/ does go along way to bridge the gap between the man pages and “How can this OS be configured to do what I want?”.
- pasc1878 4y agoThat is what I find with much Unix and emacs documentation. It is for people who already know the tools, there aren't the hooks whilst you are learning. The documentation I found much better was MS in the 1990s where you git an overview as well as the details. Apple documentation used to be quite good but all their overview docs are now in archive and not updated and you just get the API.