@ikoz Actually the --help readout has "init" in parenthesis, that command works too

@ikoz Thank you much!

@cjengle Maybe something went wrong with your manipulations. Don't know where... Best thing is to reinstall UT without wipe your data. Then start again to remove Anbox as I described above.

My g'ness... I just, barely remembered it... phew! So that's taken care of from a functional perspective.

For example, Logitech M535 works fine: https://www.logitech.com/de-de/product/bluetooth-mouse-m535?crid=7

Thank you all for your reply; I'm so impressed with Touch. Definitely a keeper. @zubozrout said in Manpages in terminal?: Hi, you can always Google man pages for specific things when on the go, even narrow it down by distro and its version when searching. I had just spent about 45min searching for a ubuntu-app-launcher man page (saw and used the command in vid) before posting this; not convenient. @hummlbach said in Manpages in terminal?: If you want to have man pages in the terminal (which absolutely makes sense when thinking of convergence!) you could put them and man into ~/man respectively ~/bin manually and set the environment variable MANPATH or INFOPATH accordingly. Or make a click package for it which installs it to /opt/click.ubuntu.com/man.yourname/ and set PATH=/opt/click.ubuntu.com/man.yourname/current/bin and MANPATH=/opt/click.ubuntu.com/man.yourname/current/man or whatever in ~/.profile... That would be cool, I would install it too! @dobey said in Manpages in terminal?: @hummlbach Or, simply install them in libertine and access them inside the container. Yep, definitely going for the computer in a pocket; I'm absolutely going to implement 'man' with or without the continuation of the precedent :0] Thank goodness this OS makes that possible. Thanks for the tips. Thank you all for your time! Good to meet you.