• @[email protected]
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    1 year ago

    I was recently trying trying to get help on a clipboard program someone had recommended me, clipq. What I found instead was a GitHub discussion where the dev said “I’m not sure what you mean by ‘man’ pages” in response to someone asking for them. I think I need to find an alternative

    • kamen
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      251 year ago

      Did they at least provide woman pages then?

      /s

    • @Giftzwerg02
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      101 year ago

      I’ve only known about (and always use) xclip.

      • Dym Sohin
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        21 year ago

        copyq — if anyone needs universal multiplatfom gui app

    • @raldone01
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      1 month ago

      Be the change you want to see in the world and create a PR. 😃

    • Dym Sohin
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      51 year ago

      tbf syntax for writing manpages is closer to latex than markdown

      • @[email protected]
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        141 year ago

        It is not that complicated and there are plenty of tools to generate man pages from other formats. Besides, this is about the dev not knowing what a man page even is.

        • DreamButt
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          31 year ago

          Stuff like this is why I’m really glad I was a hard ass about learning “the right way,” and refused to let myself use a full IDE and instead rely on a terminal setup. Crazy how many people (with tons of experience) can be missing basic knowledge about how *nix environments run

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            21 year ago

            I can’t imagine working with linux and not being comfortable with its most fundamental conceit: interactive ttys that you can do anything from. It’s like being a Windows user and not knowing about the Start menu