When I use khelp to find the Kmail Manual, it says it's not there. I did, however, find it at docs.kde.org. Is there a way I can repair my copy of khelp so that it displays the Kmail Manual?
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Pan-Galactic QuordlepleenSo Long, and Thanks for All the Fish
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Hey, Vinny, neat find!
After seeing this, I started to wonder what other installed packages might be missing their documentation. I hacked together a quick bit of command-line fu that:
* iterates through all installed packages
* searches the APT cache for any matching package names with a trailing "-doc"
I ended up with two runs. This one iterates over the full package name. It will match, for example, foo-doc and bar-stuff-doc.
Code:for x in $(dpkg --get-selections | cut -f1); do apt-cache search ^$x-doc --names-only; done
Code:for x in $(dpkg --get-selections | cut -f1 | cut -d- -f1 | uniq); do apt-cache search ^$x-doc --names-only; done
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Geeze, can you guys tell Steve's an engineer?
Why use a hammer when a factory can do the job?
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Originally posted by oshunluvr View PostGeeze, can you guys tell Steve's an engineer?
Why use a hammer when a factory can do the job?
and really it was no trouble to find it .
just going to Kickoff>applications>help>Kontact displayed the needed information...... "not found install kdepim-doc bla bla bla "!!
I just nudged the OP to actually do it ......hope he did
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