man-db
2.13.1Unix documentation system
Install
brew install man-dbDetails
Sources
Supported platforms
| Architecture | Platforms | Version | Download |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apple Silicon | Golden Gate | 2.13.1 | FileSHA-2563e38a10053058f273746d66c55e7e59feecbf8f2d349ad729a6d0867c3481438 |
| Apple Silicon | Tahoe | 2.13.1 | FileSHA-2567dc229cef4b93ffab9ab1e0915128e0f82bfc97e07f5b2db18d0e97125b7ceb7 |
| Apple Silicon | Sequoia | 2.13.1 | FileSHA-25620328186ff7f4a29fd029d966fb8bb7ab57e3878023a480f362e6821bb035eba |
| Apple Silicon | Sonoma | 2.13.1 | FileSHA-2563d091053cb022d2aec755c6820db73d90cfee5cee8e87c554c05ce15d940f495 |
| Intel | Sonoma | 2.13.1 | FileSHA-2567ab7d61c5d34832f182a5d43814aedafc83ee39935515dea044914b5fe9e914b |
| ARM64 | Linux | 2.13.1 | FileSHA-25689bb5bab792be06d435eecaa9f485283fd4dcca1881992eec2d3b492fe238862 |
| x86_64 | Linux | 2.13.1 | FileSHA-256381c521219f42b0b19f06ccfef76cfd89ce762cac6d30ddccb696b9219748135 |
Dependencies
- groff
- libpipeline
Package data
Caveats
Commands also provided by macOS have been installed with the prefix "g". If you need to use these commands with their normal names, you can add a "bin" directory to your PATH from your bashrc like: PATH="$HOMEBREW_PREFIX/opt/man-db/libexec/bin:$PATH"
