I use it all the time, preferring it to everything else¹. Especially when reading the Python documentation.
1. <https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44213303>
This sounds interesting, how are you getting python docs in the `texinfo` format? I’ve used zeal a fair amount or *.read the docs.io, but always looking for local alternatives. A quick search online didn’t have much info
I said “Info”, not “Texinfo”. But you can build Info files from Texinfo.
apt install python3-sphinx apt-get source python3.13-doc cd python3.13-3.13.5/Doc make texinfo cd build/texinfo make info
I’m sorry people are downvoting you for just replying to my question!
This sounds interesting, how are you getting python docs in the `texinfo` format? I’ve used zeal a fair amount or *.read the docs.io, but always looking for local alternatives. A quick search online didn’t have much info
I said “Info”, not “Texinfo”. But you can build Info files from Texinfo.
I’m sorry people are downvoting you for just replying to my question!