You can use emacs and the auto-compression-mode.
ie.
M-x auto-compression-mode> Is there a tool for reading the oodles of documentation in /usr/doc, or do > I just have to go in there, gunzip, and more? >
- Re: reading /usr/doc files Pann McCuaig
- Re: reading /usr/doc files Nathan E Norman
- Re: reading /usr/doc files Henning Makholm
- Re: reading /usr/doc files Tom Allard
- Re: reading /usr/doc files servis
- What am i going to install? trio
- Re: What am i going to install? Henning Makholm
- Re: What am i going to install? Alec Smith
- Re: reading /usr/doc files M.C. Vernon
- Re: reading /usr/doc files Steve Lamb
- Re: reading /usr/doc files Richard Lyon
- Re: reading /usr/doc files Kirk Hogenson
- Re: reading /usr/doc files MallarJ
- Re: reading /usr/doc files Martin Waller
- Re: reading /usr/doc files Johann Spies
- Re: reading /usr/doc files Shao Zhang
- Re: reading /usr/doc files Paul McDermott
- Re: reading /usr/doc files Markus Stausberg
- Re: reading /usr/doc files John Hasler
