Hello Evan, Evan Silberman wrote on Sun, Sep 21, 2025 at 01:14:44AM -0700: >> On Sep 20, 2025, Thomas Dettbarn <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Since it has no manpage, see >> ; ulimit --help > This doesn't work in OpenBSD's default shell, where you'd want > man -O tag=ulimit ksh I love this reply, thank you Evan for providing such good help to users on our mailing list. By the way, if users feel totally lost and have no idea whatsoever what "ulimit" might be, they can also try $ man -ak any=ulimit or even $ man -akO tag=ulimit any=ulimit That said, i feel almost tempted to make $ man -akO tag=ulimit a shortcut for "man -akO tag=ulimit any=ulimit" because having to specify the search term twice (once to search the databases for pages containing it, then again to search inside all the selected pages for the definition(s) of the term) does feel rather awkward. Then again, there is lots of rotting fish lying around that needs frying more urgently, so don't hope for a quick implementation... Yours, Ingo
