Using Linux Man Pages | Command Line Tips
Linux Manual (man) pages give descriptions and usage examples for commands, right in your terminal. This video will show you how to navigate man pages so that you can find the answer to any Linux command question you might have.
Chapters:
0:00 – Intro
0:59 – Getting Started
1:40 – Modifier Keys
2:27 – Additional Help
3:05 – Jumping Between Lines
3:23 – Visual Cues
4:01 – Using a Mouse
4:29 – Combining Operations
4:53 – Searching Man Pages
5:22 – Recap
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