Where is the 'man' Program for Windows (Program to open UNIX man pages)?
If you are looking to open linux style man pages in Windows, then get Groff for Windows to view the man pages on your command line as follows:
groff -Tascii -mm your_file | more
How to install section 9 of man command in debian
In Debian 7.8 (Wheezy) you need to install linux-manual-3.2 package:
sudo apt-get install linux-manual-3.2
Package description:
This package provides the Kernel Hacker's Guide in the form of manual
pages, describing the kernel API functions. They are installed into
section 9 of the manual.
In other Debian version try to search package you need:
apt-cache search linux-manual
apt-cache show <package_name>
How can I view the manual page for set from within bash
bash built-ins don't have their own man pages; you need to use bash's built-in help system:
$ help set
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