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January 23, 2008 at 11:17 am
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Some dogs are too old to learn new tricks. I depend on ‘man’ pages to get me marginally conversant with new linux software tools. Unfortunately, I am noticing that more and more of them have been back-ported from ‘info,’ usually at some date in the computer dark ages.
I haven’t yet found a copy of ‘Info for Dummies.’