Way back when, the emacs-ish interface that info uses by default was very jarring, especially since I had been using vim forever. `pinfo` was a browser that su

Way back when, the emacs-ish interface that info uses by default was very jarring, especially since I had been using vim forever. `pinfo` was a browser that supported browsing like elinks, and the keybindings were similar enough that I could effectively navigate it when needed. However, IMHO, as nice and organized as the info pages were, every modern console I found myself using, when in the terminal, when I needed to use man or info, I really just wanted a a summary of all the command line options, that I could grep on, in one big list. info pages tended to offer logical subsections, that required more interaction + more careful reading to get to the piece of info you were after, which ended up using more time to plow through to a solution.