export GROFF_NO_SGR=1
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7. Yelp or GNOME Help
It gives short and actionable information for commands to follow.cargo install tealdeer
PATH_DIR="$HOME/<a-directory-that-is-in-PATH>"
mkdir -p "$PATH_DIR"
curl https://cht.sh/:cht.sh > "$PATH_DIR/cht.sh"
chmod +x "$PATH_DIR/cht.sh"
sudo pacman -Syu tldr
sudo dnf install tldr
3. Tealdeer
This supports Arch Linux for easy installation using the following command:Using GNOME Help (Yelp) to view man pages
sudo apt install most
sudo dnf install most
sudo pacman -Syu most
Key Features:cp completion/bash_tealdeer /usr/share/bash-completion/completions/tldr
There are a few terminals that come with built-in AI agents to help you get all sorts of help; from simple command suggestion to full-fledged deployment plans.
Press CTRL to open the search bar and type the command that you want when using the terminal interface.
Install
Navi Interactive Cheat SheetYou cannot have tldr and tealdeer installed at the same time.sudo snap install tldr
In Arch Linux and Fedora, use the commands below:
curl cheat.sh/tar
curl cht.sh/curl
curl https://cheat.sh/rsync
curl https://cht.sh/tr
You can install it using Curl with the following commands:MOST is a powerful paging program. Supports multiple windows and can scroll left and right. It keeps the same good-old man page look with added colors.
Bonus: Use a terminal with built-in AI
It aims to be fast and offer a couple of features at the same time being a terminal-focused tool.You get an instruction manual when you purchase a new gadget, right? It is just like that.It is available on Debian, Arch Linux, and Fedora repos:
Wrapping Up
If you need to install Snap for Ubuntu, here is the command to do that:tldr --update
If you want to know what a command does, just use the ‘man’ keyword followed by the command you would like to know about. While it may seem pretty straightforward, the user experience is a bit dull, as it is all a bunch of text without any decorations or any other features.
