@AaronHall IIRC apt-get install manpage-posix for POSIX pages, and there's other manpages for libc and syscalls but don't recall the package of the top of my head. There's always online versions,too
@AaronHall MANPAGER is only the last resort, man uses /usr/bin/pager which normally links to /etc/alternatives/pager, i.e. the pager you set in the alternatives system. If pager is unset, man uses first $PAGER and only then $MANPAGER. I mentioned most of that here.
You can always specify a pager to use with the -P option though, e.g. for mv’s manpage opened in most:
@PerlDuck Especially as it comes directly with git, this script would make for a nice Q&A either way IMO – there’s a lot of rep in for you if you’re interested. ;)
Although you already solved the problem, I'd like to introduce the solution already shipped with git:
Together with git the file /usr/lib/git-core/git-sh-prompt gets installed. Years ago it was in the contrib directory but meanwhile it made it into the official paths. The file isn't meant to be ...
I am still using 14.04 (which still seems to be maintained, to my surprise).
Last week, it upgraded my kernel to Linux 3.13.0-149-generic. Since then I have the following problem:
I normally Suspend when not using the machine, with a request to de-suspend at 0400 each morning to do various hous...
I try to understand what -c option does in tr command according to man tr command it says:
-c, -C, --complement
use the complement of SET1
But I cannot understad what the doc mean by "compmement" so I did the following example.
I created the following file named trance.txt:
...
I am a Linux beginner and was quite happy having successfully installed Ubuntu 16.04 LTS server to use it as a NAS.
Yesterday I accidentally erased the SSD (256 GB) Ubuntu was installed on.....
What do I have to do to get the original partitions back?
I mean can I use during the installation ...
I ask these questions of you:
I am not a newbie with ubuntu, that is to say, about 2 years ago I
bought a ubuntu server[rented], and have been tinkering a bit ever
since, I have a friend who does the major operations, but wish to
learn more myself. Thus, question 1, what articles do you persona...
Updating to Ubuntu 18.04, I felt like playing a game. I installed PlayOnLinux, Wine version 1.8, and I followed a step-by-step tutorial I had found months ago to make it work.
What happened in both versions, 16.04 and 18.04, is that Wine configuration window is a very small window, with probably...
I am running the following command:
curl --tlsv1.2 -v --cacert ./mycert.crt --key ./key.pem --cert ./mycert.crt https://thirdparty.url
I received the certificate from the third party I am working with after generating CSR and key files with openssl.
My server IP is whitelisted on the third pa...
I know (thanks Jim Paris) that I can use add-apt-repository on Debian by first:
sudo apt-get install software-properties-common
However, I still can't simply run (for example):
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:nextcloud-devs/client
sudo apt-get update
...because the distro folder for that PPA on...
The question I reference below is here.
Twice now I have asked a question on Ask Ubuntu, sincerely looking for help with a problem, only to have the first one marked as a duplicate to an unrelated thread and deleted, even after I edited it to explain how it was not a duplicate. And the second o...
facts: /usr/bin/pager uses less - $PAGER and $MANPAGER both are unset - man doesn't work for me, without setting either of those - the dots aren't connecting somewhere.
my guess is that either something unsets them, or they're just not being set.
I just checked on an Ubuntu box and I have neither variable set, but man is fine. I don't remember ever needing to set it on any distribution unless I chose to use something other than less.
And I assume no error messages, right? Just nothing?
@terdon: Could you (or another mod) please review askubuntu.com/a/1043369/175814? I flagged it as LQ because the answer misses crucial parts that make it useless for people who didn't know the non-missing parts already, but it was declined because (paraphrased) LQ flags are not for dangerous or risky answers (see my comment below it).
@AaronHall If you're ever looking for details/contents on a package, it's launchpad, head to the package-src page. You can check out the source with bzr or it'll point you to where you can <-- that's all from memory. It's not github, you have to use bzr or host it somewhere else and use a build-recipe.
@DavidFoerster that depends on if the matter/antimatter power core of my aircraft explodes or not. If it doesn't, then yes you should before the fires breach the power core. If it does, well then it doesn't really matter either way, since everything in several kilometers will vaporize
@AaronHall Well, there are only 36² two-character file extensions (incl. digits), so there are bound to be some collisions. Both may be correct in general and it depends on the context which one your file is. A look at the file header in a text editor should clear that up.
@AaronHall my google says "Drupal uses the .po (portable object) and .pot (portable object template) extensions for the translation files. These use the GNU Gettext format. "
Inside of VBox.log, I have the following.
PIT: speaker: cannot open "/dev/input/by-path/platform-pcspkr-event-spkr", errno=13
How do I resolve this error?