how to use man
preeti_yadav
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how to use man coomand options in linux?
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Man is a great resource. You can also use "info" as well.
ie. info cron0 -
yeah... so good to use...0
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The syntax is something like
man <command-you-want-the-manual-for>
So for starters run:
man man0
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