On Sun, Apr 28, 2019 at 02:16:23PM -0500, Tim Chase wrote: > Dangling SEE ALSO references to man-pages that don't exist: > > dig(1) references missing named(8) and dnssec-keygen(8) > host(1) references missing named(8) > nslookup(1) references missing named(8) > info(5) references missing emacs(1) > info(5) references missing tex(1) > texinfo(5) references missing emacs(1) > texinfo(5) references missing tex(1) > readline(3) references missing bash(1)
Now, all of these DO exist, in the ports tree. Question: should the base system manpages be self-contained 100%, or is it better to also point people to optional software that may or may not be installed ?.. I believe there's no 100% correct answer. For instance, info mode in emacs and the relationship between .texi and the TeX formatter are tight enough that I believe those references are innocuous.
