How come my 'apropos' cmd doesn't work in Solaris but works in Linux? How can I get it to work? Are the files in the 'companion' cd? Thanks.
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Carl
I've worked on systems that don't have the 'apropos' command. But your system seems to be giving a different error message. Nonetheless, you can use 'man'. For more information, get a manual on 'man'.
man(1) man(1)
NAME
man - format and display the on-line manual pages
OPTIONS
...
-k Equivalent to apropos.