Linux command
intro 命令
文本
复制后可按需替换文件名、目录或参数。
常用示例
Read the introduction to user commands
man intro
Read the introduction for a specific section
man [1] intro
Search for all intro pages across sections
man -k intro
说明
intro is an introductory man page present in each section of the manual. Section 1 describes user commands and tools, including file manipulation tools, shells, compilers, web browsers, editors, and other programs that users commonly invoke from the command line. Each manual section has its own intro page providing an overview of the section's scope: - 1 - User commands and programs - 2 - System calls (kernel interfaces) - 3 - Library functions (C library routines) - 4 - Special files (devices in /dev) - 5 - File formats and conventions - 6 - Games and screensavers - 7 - Miscellaneous (protocols, conventions, character sets) - 8 - System administration commands
FAQ
What is the intro command used for?
intro is an introductory man page present in each section of the manual. Section 1 describes user commands and tools, including file manipulation tools, shells, compilers, web browsers, editors, and other programs that users commonly invoke from the command line. Each manual section has its own intro page providing an overview of the section's scope: - 1 - User commands and programs - 2 - System calls (kernel interfaces) - 3 - Library functions (C library routines) - 4 - Special files (devices in /dev) - 5 - File formats and conventions - 6 - Games and screensavers - 7 - Miscellaneous (protocols, conventions, character sets) - 8 - System administration commands
How do I run a basic intro example?
Run `man intro` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
Where can I find more intro examples?
This page includes 3 examples for intro, plus related commands for nearby Linux tasks.