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I remember there was the `apropos` command for this use case but I don't think the results were good enough.

It might be worth the comparison in your readme though.

Anyway when I started using Linux I would have loved something like this.



I use `man -k` (which is the same thing) all the time.

It has a slightly different use case though.


Those were the two I immediately thought of as well.




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