For people who build their system from source, there are a number of options relating to the way in which man pages are built. These options can be placed in /etc/mk.conf (it may be necessary to create this file) and are included during system builds. One especially useful option is to generate compressed man pages in order to save disk space. These can be viewed in the normal way, using the man command. In order to set this, add the following to /etc/mk.

Get man2html and convert them yourself. Or see linux.com.hk/penguin/man/1/qemu.html for an online version.

No, unfortunately Opera 5 for Symbian does not inherit this functionality from the desktop versions. It can only interpret and display pages sent as normal, uncompressed ASCII text. Similarly, Opera 5 only includes support for standard markup languages and protocols such as HTTP, HTML, WML, etc.

Not every question is a Frequently Asked Question, of course. That's why there is a mailing list, after all.

A personal use copy of the standard in html man page format can be downloaded from http://www.unix.org/single_unix_specification. A set of nroff manual pages are maintained by Michael Kerrisk, who oversees the Linux Manual Pages Project, with the permission of IEEE and The Open Group. These can be obtained from ftp://ftp.win.tue.nl/pub/linux-local/manpages

The OpenSolaris manpages are not yet available in BeleniX because SUN has not yet released these for redistribution. This will change in the not too distant future as the OpenSolaris manpages are being converted into DocBook format in preparation for their release.

A#3.7: Actually, it's not man(3), but nroff(3) which is slow. Nroff is in desperate need of an update, not only for speed but for functionality. In the interim, however, you can get a faster response from man at the cost of using more disk space by preformatting your man pages. See catman(8). Q#3.8: What are the standard manual page chapters? A#3.

If you want to suppress man page installation for all modules you have to reconfigure Perl and tell it 'none' when it asks where to install man pages.

A Getting Started Guide, a tutorial on using the Thread Analyzer for data race detection, and , a tutorial on using the Thread Analyzer for deadlock detection have been prepared for this preliminary release. There is also a general Thread Analyzer Information Page. The man pages in the binary Sun Studio Express release have not been updated, and are the man pages for the Sun Studio 11 release.

Man pages can be viewed in three ways. For most commands, running command --man will generate that man page. The command man command brings up the man page using groff. This requires the groff package. The html version of man pages can be viewed using man -b command A carriage-return/line-feed marks the end-of-line in a text file in MS-DOS text format. UNIX systems use the just the line-feed (newline) character.

WebMerge lets you use your own custom HTML page as a template for the Index page WebMerge generates. With the use of placeholder tags, and support for a special tag to designate a section of your page to be replicated in your layout for each database record, you can pretty much make any layout you like now.

The primary program is called GED2HTML (GEDCOM to HTML). It converts files in the GEDCOM (Genealogical Data Communication) format to the HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) format used on the World Wide Web. GED2HTML was originally available for download from www.gendex.com. (It is now a dental imaging site.) From time to time the webmaster adds a new program or feature to the WhippleGenWeb. Here are a few additions: A script called cleanged preprocesses the GEDCOM file (before GED2HTML is called).

Yes, you can change the output content type and disable HTML frame with header and footer generation.

It's in zlib.h for the moment, and Francis S. Lin has converted it to a web page zlib.html. Volunteers to transform this to Unix-style man pages, please contact us. Examples of zlib usage are in the files example.c and minigzip.c.

The default configuration file for xterm(1) does not display color man pages. In order to get color output, copy the file /etc/X11/app-defaults/XTerm-color to your home directory, and rename it ".Xdefaults". Be careful not to overwrite any current settings in ".Xdefaults". This file contains all the settings you need to enable color in XTerm.

This form of yeast comes as a moist cake that weighs about 2/3 of an ounce. It is light grayish-tan in color and crumbles readily. Store the fresh yeast up to 2 weeks in the refrigerator. In the freezer, it will keep about 2 months.

A man page is a concise description of how to use a piece of software, intended to be read using man or one of its work-alikes. Think of man pages as pages from a reference manual. All Unix platforms, including GNU/Linux and Mac OS X, as well as Cygwin/MS-Windows, include a program called man that can be used to find and display man pages. This is the standard form of documentation for all Unix software. Almost all PhysioToolkit applications have man pages.

Burning Man is an annual experiment in temporary community dedicated to radical self-expression and radical self-reliance. Check out What Is Burning Man on this web site for more information, read the other articles on this site and visit other web sites for a broader understanding of the Burning Man event.

It's morning. During the night masked terrorists hooked you up to an IV and dosed you with six large cups of black 7-11 coffee laced with 18 packets of sugar before you even got out of bed. You have no memory of this incredibly damaging incident. When you get up and make your own cup of coffee, the good kind with half and half, it is apparent from the way you are feeling that things are not right.

No. The closest thing is that most programs take the command line switch "-help", which will print out some information on the usage. We try to keep this information up-to-date (unlike the manuals, which are updated on a time-available basis, which means hardly ever). For larger scale issues that aren't covered in the manuals, there are also the myriad README.* files, and, of course, this FAQ list.

There is a "Guided tour of CADP" Web page coming up soon, which explains how to use CADP through the EUCALYPTUS interface for newbies. Another way of getting to know the toolbox, is by running through the demos that are shipped with the toolset: $CADP/demos .

How to control the processing of URIs by Cocoon, e.g. exclude certain URIs, include other additional ones.

Use the *.php filename extension (see above) for the output html links in site.xml navigation. Add your php processing instructions to the source documents. However, beware FOR-999 "processing-instruction nodes in source are not always passed through to html output" whereby only PIs in certain body elements are handled.

The JSP 2.0 specification describes a mapping between JSP pages and XML documents. The mapping enables the creation and manipulation of JSP pages using XML tools.

You can have your CGI script determine whether your script is being accessed by Netscape by using the environment variable HTTP_USER_AGENT. Here is an example:

A Metropolitan Area Network is a network of ducting and fibre optic cable laid within a metropolitan area which can be used by a variety of businesses and organisations to provide services including, but not limited to, telecoms, Internet access, television, telematics and CCTV. Its components are Duct, Sub-duct, Dark Fibre Pairs and Co-location.