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user 401053
A manpage is a piece of documentation (not just a single page) that comes with most programs installed on Ubuntu.This is invoked with the name of a program to call up a help manual with various sections detailing the operation of the program.
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How do I view the man pages?
Just my 2¢:
If you type man man (i.e. looking up the manpage for man) you get:
* man (1)
man (7mp)
man (1p)
Man: What manual page do you want? … You can type in 1, 7mp, 1p to view whichever fits your fancy. 1p, for example, is the manpage for the command as defined by POSIX. …
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