Eichert, Diana wrote in
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 |Can you add Paperclip?  man is so 80's.

The "real less(1)" supports since v650 as of February 6th OSC-8
anchors and links in text documents.
So if you download that (repo: make -f Makefile.aut; configure;
make) and then use "less -R", you do not even get colours via the
usual SGR sequences, but also anchors and links!
You can hop [NUMBER]^O^N forward and [NUMBER]^O^P backward, and
^O^O on a link opens the man:'ual or file:, read manual for the
rest.  (He also implemented mouse click.)
(He did not implement highlighting all OSC-8 links on a screen,
but i think terminals like xterm or kterm or what do that per se.)

Monster example is [1].  (Though i came from lynx(1)-style links,
and was restricted by how groff mdoc works, which is why the links
are only the [IDX]; Mr. Nudelman did not implement my ^O^I where
you would type IDX and directly jump there.)

  [1] https://ftp.sdaoden.eu/code-mailx-1.cat

This is an interactive UNIX manual experience!
Ie, enter "./less -R code-mailx.1.cat", type "2788^O^N", then
"^O^O".  Yay!!

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^ Ouch.  Greetings to Arizona, and its' little fluffy clowds, and
"those fuckers"!

Ciao from Germany,

--steffen
|
|Der Kragenbaer,                The moon bear,
|der holt sich munter           he cheerfully and one by one
|einen nach dem anderen runter  wa.ks himself off
|(By Robert Gernhardt)