| On Debian, install the dwww package (<https://packages.debian.org/bookworm/dwww>), and point your browser at <https://localhost/dwww/>. What you'll find is both a set of pages & hierarchy of documentation as well as search (via swish++) through that space. And yes, there is an absolute trove of information available: - Manpages - Info pages - Default package information - Supplementary package documents, if installed - HOWTOs from the Linux Documentation Project. - Debian-specific documentation (installation, administration, security, policy, and other manuals) - RFCs (divided into several groups, for manageability / relevance) - Resources such as the Linux Gazette There's also a commandline utility, dwww, which will invoke your browser of choice. Point that at a terminal-based browser (w3m, lynx, links, elinks, etc.) and you can quickly scan through docs from your terminal. |