Linux info and Linuxinfo commands

Linux info and Linuxinfo commands

What is Info? Info is a document format and a reader reading this format. We often use it to view the info document of Linux commands. It organizes several commands in the form of a topic so that we can read them. In the topic, several commands in this topic are connected in the form of node.

 

The row at the top of the page is: node) file Name, name of the current node, name of the next node, name of the previous node, and name of the previous node.

 

Below Menu is the command in this topic. Press the M key and enter the command name to view the info help document of this command.

The following describes several common shortcut keys.
Knock? Key to display the common shortcut keys of info.
N key: displays the document content of the next node (relative to the current node ).
P key: displays the document content of the previous node (relative to the current node)
U key: Enter the topic of the current command
M key: Press M key and enter the command name to view the help document of the command.
G: Press G to enter the topic name.
L key: Return to the last accessed page
SPACE key: Scroll one page forward
BACKUP or DEL key: Scroll back one page
Q: Exit info.
Command
? Show Help Window
In the Help window:
Ctrl-x 0 close the Help Window
Ctrl-x Ctrl-c close the entire Info

Q: Exit info.
N open the next Node associated with this Node
P open the previous Node associated with the current Node
U open the previous Node associated with this Node
L return to the last accessed Node
M or g select a menu item (Node name)
Enter the name of the specified menu and press enter to open the Node associated with the specified menu item
Space key next page (PageDown is also acceptable, the next page starts from the last two lines of the current page)
Next Node (if the current page is at the end of the Node document)
Del key previous page (PageUp is also acceptable, the previous page starts from the beginning of the current page)
Previous Node (if the start of the Node document on the current page)

Start of B or t or Home document (B Indicates ining)
End of e or End document (B Indicates ending)
Ctrl-l refresh the current page. If the current document is displayed incorrectly
Ctrl-g cancel the entered command