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Wait, there's programs that use info? o.O

• coldpie 13y ago
  Oh yeah. 'man cp' from my Arch Linux machine: --- SEE ALSO The full documentation for cp is maintained as a Texinfo manual. If the info and cp programs are properly installed at your site, the command info coreutils 'cp invocation' should give you access to the complete manual. --- I ran that 'info' command and promptly ran the one emacs command I have memorized: C-x C-c :)
  • throwaway2048 13y ago
    the best part is when a man page has an entry like this, and then the info page is a copy of the man page...
  • m-r-a-m 13y ago
    I recently switched to Emacs and started learning it by going through the tutorial (C-h t). Near the end of the tutorial, it refers you to the Emacs manual which uses info (C-h r). After going to the manual I had no idea how to navigate, so I ran the info tutorial (h). I don't really have a point, but I think it's funny that I had to run the a tutorial to get help.
  • kyrias 13y ago
    Coreutils come from the GNU project so I wouldn't really count it. :p