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DESCRIPTION:In 1972\, Ken Thompson added a script to Version 2 AT&T UNIX: "
 locate and run off a particular section of this manual". This tool\, "man"
 \, closed the loop for computer system documentation\, allowing it to be d
 istributed\, developed\, and accessed within the same system---and all wit
 h one set of simple tools.\n\nHow does this tooling look\, 54 years later?
 \n\nIn this talk\, I'll survey both the manpage and other popular document
 ation ecosystems. I'll then look at what modern tools are available for ma
 npages\, and how we can lower the barrier of entry for new documentation i
 nto the system.
DTSTAMP:20260715T130204Z
LOCATION:D.0.07
SUMMARY:Unix Manpages\, Then and Now - Kristaps Dzonsons
URL:https://events.eurobsdcon.org/2026/talk/MDEE9H/
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