info is the gnu Info document reader. You may want to use pinfo instead, which has lynx keybindings and highlights links in colour You can pass a menu hierarchy as options on the command line, For e.g: info bash "Bash Features" "Bash Startup Files" or extract a section like: info coreutils "Symbolic modes" --subnodes -o-
Key | Action | Notes |
tab | move cursor to next link | Links have a * prepended |
Enter | follow link under cursor | |
l | back | |
q | quit | |
s | search for string | S searches case insensitive. Search is global to all nodes |
b | start of node | |
t | top node | |
n | next (sibling) node | |
p | previous (sibling) node | |
u | parent node | |
? | show key bindings |
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