On 2022-05-17 04:33, Rocky Hotas wrote:
On mag 16 21:51, David H. Gutteridge wrote:
It does accept $PAGER as a definition of what tool to use for the
purpose, though that wasn't documented in the apropos(1) man page. I
just added it.
FTR, for some reason in my default env(1) variable PAGER is not set: it
is empty. However, if (for example) I try to set it to `more',
apropos(1)
behaves as described yesterday, so there are no improvements.
Yes, it won't be set by default, no more than $APROPOS would be. I
didn't mean to imply setting it will fix your issue, I was just noting
it wasn't documented before. You'd have to try a patched version of the
apropos(1) command.
Regards,
Dave
