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9th May 2008
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Man pages for X
I just tried to use the man page tags for the first time: Trust me to try something that doesn't work! I wanted to put a link to the xorg.conf man page.
If there is a collection of man pages for generic packages, it would make a good addition. In the meantime "man xorg.conf" will work, and I think Open and/or Net will list xorg.conf's page.
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