Wow, a man page that is actually readable and understandable.
I've been using Linux for years, and never once have I seriously looked at a man page. One of the more useless pieces of advice Linux beginners are given is to `man [tool]`. The documentation often has tonnes of useless information and no examples. It's frustrating, and it's also why projects like tldr[0] have gotten so popular.
But, the page linked in the OP is actually brilliant. It's easy to read, has examples, compartmentalises into sections that are relevant to different people. It's a step in the right direction.
Note: I'm not saying there aren't other pages like OP. There probably are, but the vast majority are not.
I've been using Linux for years, and never once have I seriously looked at a man page. One of the more useless pieces of advice Linux beginners are given is to `man [tool]`. The documentation often has tonnes of useless information and no examples. It's frustrating, and it's also why projects like tldr[0] have gotten so popular.
But, the page linked in the OP is actually brilliant. It's easy to read, has examples, compartmentalises into sections that are relevant to different people. It's a step in the right direction.
Note: I'm not saying there aren't other pages like OP. There probably are, but the vast majority are not.
[0] https://github.com/tldr-pages/tldr