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Re: Reading docs.
Just for information purposes, because all the other suggestions work
great, Debian has an app called dwww that is used along with a web
server to serve up all docs on your machine. Including info and app
docs, man pages, and howto's.
Using apt-get to install it will suggest installing the apache web
server. I installed a small light weight web server named boa before
installing dwww.
Whenever I need to find docs or howto's on my machine, I enter localhost
in my browser and there they are.
Regards,
Michael
On Fri, 2002-01-18 at 14:39, rod wrote:
> Without having to 'explode' the file you can use 'mc'. After finding the
> 'gz' file just use the normal F3 key to view the file. Works quite
> nicely.
>
> Rod
>
> jeff hill wrote:
> >
> > Hi people.
> > Really showing my newbieness here ,but how does one open .gz documentation in
> > /usr/share/docs?
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