phantomwise
Using tldr
to learn commands. It gives you the information you are probably looking for in the man page but itโs not buried among lines and lines and lines of arcane stuff and itโs formatted in a readable way with helpful examples. Saved my sanity more than once.
Iโm not saying โdonโt read the man pagesโ, they are great way to get a deeper understanding of commands. But when you are just wondering what a command does and how itโs commonly used, then a two lines summary + example is much more helpful than an essay going in minute details over everything.
Since it takes a lot less time than hunting the same info in the man page, you can run it before every command you are not familiar with, without too much hassle. Then if you want more info you can check the man page.
Oh I get that, just looking for someone has never worked for me either, itโs so much effort and so little chance of working out that I just canโt be bothered. The relationships I had were with people I met through common interests. Like an IRL meeting of an online RPG and stuff like that. Itโs so much easier to get to know people when you already have things in common, you can skip most of the annoying parts. Wish I had a cat too, though !