Manpower für Mac
GUI für UNIX (OS X Terminal) Dokumentation.
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Manpower ist eine grafische Benutzeroberfläche für OS X zur Hauptsystemdokumentation von Unix-Software, der Man-Seite. Man-Seiten sind prägnante, aber umfassende Beschreibungen der Funktionalität und Methoden der verschiedenen Unix-Befehlszeilenprogramme; es können Hunderte solcher Programme auf einem Unix- oder Linux-System installiert sein. Man-Seiten werden typischerweise im Unix-Terminal aufgerufen, indem man den Satz "man Programm" eingibt, wobei "Programm" der spezifische Name des Unix-Tools ist, über das Sie mehr erfahren möchten.
Während der Zugriff auf das Man-Seiten-System auf diese Weise effizient ist, hat er Einschränkungen. Es ist schwierig, Dokumentationen in der Unix-Konsole zu lesen; die Schrift ist normalerweise sehr klein und kann nur auf einem Bildschirm gleichzeitig gelesen werden, was das Scrollen und Überfliegen des Materials zu einem mühsamen Prozess macht. Manpower bietet eine einfache, elegante Dreifensteroberfläche, die das Lesen von Man-Seiten so einfach macht wie das Lesen von E-Mails.
Manpower im Vergleich zu Terminal und anderen Man-Seiten-Viewer:
- Saubere, dreifensterige Oberfläche: Das Lesen von Man-Seiten ist so einfach wie das Lesen von E-Mails.
- Suchen, Durchsuchen, Anzeigen und Speichern neuer Man-Seiten in einem einzigen Fenster.
- Umfassende Benutzerdokumentation über das Menü "Hilfe".
Was ist neu in Version 7.1.0
Version 7.1.0:
Hinweis: Erfordert jetzt OS X 10.15 oder später
- Versionshinweise waren nicht verfügbar, als diese Liste aktualisiert wurde.
Manpower für Mac
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Oct 19, 2011
Version: 4.1
Get Bwana from MacUpdate. Runs in Safari (and Firefox too, I believe, though I haven't tried it.) It's free. It's fast. It's reliable. You want the text bigger, use Safari's standard display control tools.
With Bwana installed, type in Safari's location field (where you'd type http://...) man:whatever, e.g. man:ls, and if it has a man page it'll be presented in a standard Safari window, nicely typeset and scrollable. Links in the man page to man pages for other UNIX resource are clickable, especially handy for See Also items and getting to config file man pages.
If you run the Bwana application itself, you can request it display an index of all man pages for browsing (takes a few minutes, so patience required; the next time you request the index, it'll be quite fast).
Jun 11, 2011
Version: 4.0
I just bough Manpower version 4.0 and I can't tell you how much disappointed I am. The application takes ages to start, before the main window appears several UI glitches occur. Once the main window finally stabilizes and the content is rendered the app is non responsive, menus are not accessible. It just freezes. The only way out is to use Force Quit!
I've uninstalled and installed the app several times. the problem persists.
I initiated the process at Mac App Store Support to get refunded of the 19.99 euros I spent.
I'm using MAC OS X 10.6.7 in the most recent MacBook Air 13''.
May 26, 2011
Version: 4.0
I originally posted this in the troubleshooting tab, but figured most people don't browse that. I'm always interested to read if an application is one of those crash or lockup on run affairs:
Downloaded this from the developer's website and couldn't get it to work. It briefly brought up a couple small malformed windows before yielding the main screen, and then a sheet was produced explaining that a demo period was in effect and it had a couple buttons for yes/no asking to buy it. I clicked on No because I wanted to try it and it didn't respond! It needed force quitting. Tried again, same deal. This is not ready for prime time yet...
May 26, 2011
Version: 4.0
Downloaded this from the developer's website and couldn't get it to work. It briefly brought up a couple small malformed windows before yielding the main screen, and then a sheet was produced explaining that a demo period was in effect and it had a couple buttons for yes/no asking to buy it. I clicked on No because I wanted to try it and it didn't respond! It needed force quitting. Tried again, same deal. This is not ready for prime time yet...
May 3, 2011
Version: 4.0
This is a significant update for Manpower, which incorporates all the fully-native integration I've been adding to my apps: native Cocoa toolbar, native printing, clickable links in the data display, and more. This release also allow you to set Manpower as the default viewer for man pages on the Mac. All in all, it's a worthy upgrade, and a good app to check out if you're interested in seeing just how much documentation is available under the Mac's Unix hood.
