Linux Command Man and Infoman
ls
Result:
LS (1) in 1 The meaning of this number is as follows:
Code |
content |
1 |
Commands or executables that a user can manipulate in a shell environment |
2 |
Functions and tools that can be called by the system kernel |
3 |
Some common functions and function libraries (library), most of which are C libraries (LIBC) |
4 |
Description of the device file, usually files in/dev |
5 |
The configuration file or the format of some files |
6 |
Game (games) |
7 |
Conventions and protocols, such as Linux file system, network protocol, ASCII code, and other instructions |
8 |
Administrative commands available to system administrators |
9 |
Documents related to Kernel |
The content meaning of the man page is as follows:
Code |
content |
NAME |
Short command, Data name description |
Synopsis |
Brief Introduction to command execution syntax (syntax) |
DESCRIPTION |
A more complete description |
OPTIONS |
Description of the options in the Synopsis section |
COMMANDS |
Commands that can be executed in this program when the program is executed |
FILES |
This command or some of the files that are used or referenced or connected to |
See ALSO |
Additional instructions for this command or data |
EXAMPLE |
Example |
BUGS |
Whether there is a related error |
man
The details of the command can be man man
queried.
In addition to the man document, there are some other documentation, in /usr/share/doc
This directory, such as the info document.
Info
Info is about the same as man's, and the info page is a paragraph that splits the file data into paragraphs, each with a separate page, equivalent to a separate node, and each node has a link positioned on it.
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