man ls which would fetch you the manual for ls, which lists files and dirs for you. However, I think it’s more common for users to use ls --help instead, which would show the same manual information.
(sorry if you already knew this, but it looked almost like you were asking what this means and then a bunch of linux users just joked around without explaining anything XD)
Man horse beach? Man steed sea? Man pony sand? What?
You didn’t see the battery staple?
That’s correct
You can lead a horse to water…
But you can’t make it RTFM?
Neigh.
manis a command in linux to bring up the manuals/docshttps://www.geeksforgeeks.org/man-command-in-linux-with-examples/
If you’re on a linux distro, you could type:
man lswhich would fetch you the manual forls, which lists files and dirs for you. However, I think it’s more common for users to usels --helpinstead, which would show the same manual information.(sorry if you already knew this, but it looked almost like you were asking what this means and then a bunch of linux users just joked around without explaining anything XD)
You are a good and kind person.
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Man horse shore?