Ariel Millennium Thornton

Want to use xman on ? Start it this way to get manpages formatted right:

#!/bin/sh
export GROFF_NO_SGR=1
/usr/local/bin/xman

Before & after: computerfairi.es/media/4Ac1TAE computerfairi.es/media/9-5mWIC

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0mp at FreeBSD

@arielmt Cool! Notes taken for reference on the #FreeBSD #Wiki: wiki.freebsd.org/Ports/x11/xma

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Ariel Millennium Thornton
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@mpts Awesome! Thank you!

Related, xman relies on the MANPATH variable being set, but fresh installs don't set it (relying on /usr/bin/manpath as well instead). I recommend adding to the wiki page what I put in my ~/bin/xman script:

if [ -z "$MANPATH" ]; then export MANPATH=`manpath`; fi

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0mp at FreeBSD

@arielmt done, thanks! :toot:

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