Manpage-ZH Installation Details

The man command can be used to display the explanations and usage of some commands. Although it is not as detailed as info, we usually only need to use those simple commands in daily use. For non-IT practitioners like me who love it, as long as they use man, the man that comes with them is usually in English, although I think that English is not bad, many words have different meanings than what we usually use. They have unique meanings in the computer field, and I don't make a living by it, in order to remember the special meanings of these words, I felt a little effort-consuming. I thought about installing man's Chinese version. The following is a detailed description of your own installation, so that you can forget your reference later.

1. The installation environment is 3.14-kali-amd64

2. Manpages-zh-1.5.1.tar.gz

 

Download the manpage installation package from the Internet, and enter the root directory of the decompressed file in the terminal during installation to run. /configure reports an error. In fact, the man downloaded from the Internet should contain traditional Chinese characters, therefore, ZH-autoconvert is required. However, this tool is not installed in my own system and can be easily switched between Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese. The solution is to run./configure-Disable-zhtw and then make install. At this time, man ls can find that Chinese characters are already displayed. Finally, you can run man clean to delete some installed files.

 

Note: When you run apt-Get install ZH-autoconvert in Kali, the system prompts that it cannot be found, but it is installed perfectly during raspi running.