Re: x11-users digest, Vol 1 #38 - 17 msgs
Re: x11-users digest, Vol 1 #38 - 17 msgs
- Subject: Re: x11-users digest, Vol 1 #38 - 17 msgs
- From: Ernst Mulder <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 14 Jan 2003 19:17:16 +0100
Yes.
My .tcshrc contains the following line to solve this:
setenv MANPATH `manpath -q`
Also add the following line:
setenv GROFF_TYPESETTER ascii
Unless your brain has a built-in postscript interpreter.
Ernst.
> xman doesn't work. It looks for man pages by first searching MANPATH
> if it's there, /usr/man if it's there, and /etc/man.conf if it's there.
> However, on OS X, MANPATH isn't normally defined by any shell scripts,
> /usr/man doesn't exist, and /etc/man.conf doesn't exist (although the
> directory /etc/manpath.config does exist). The best solution I can
> think of is to create my own ~/.xinitrc and define MANPATH before
> launching quartz-wm. But I'm open to other ideas. Thoughts?
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