NAME
intro —
miscellaneous information
pages
DESCRIPTION
This section contains miscellaneous documentation, including:
- ascii(7)
- map of ASCII character set
- c(7)
- the C programming language
- entropy(7)
- random unpredictable secrets needed for security
- environ(7)
- user environment
- glob(7)
- shell-style pattern matching
- groups(7)
- standard NetBSD group names
- hier(7)
- file system hierarchy in NetBSD
- hostname(7)
- host name resolution description
- kernel_sanitizers(7)
- bug detection features in the NetBSD kernel
- mailaddr(7)
- mail addressing description
- mdoc(7)
- macros for typesetting
-mdocstyle manual pages - mdoc.samples(7)
- tutorial for writing BSD manuals with
-mdoc - module(7)
- kernel modules
- nls(7)
- overview of national language support
- npf(7)
- NetBSD Packet Filter
- operator(7)
- C operator precedence and order of evaluation
- orders(7)
- orders of magnitude
- pkgsrc(7)
- the NetBSD packages collection
- release(7)
- layout of NetBSD releases and snapshots
- rfc6056(7)
- udp port randomization algorithms
- script(7)
- how interpreter scripts are executed
- security(7)
- security features available in NetBSD
- setuid(7)
- checklist for security and setuid programs
- signal(7)
- available signals under NetBSD
- src(7)
- layout of the NetBSD source tree
- sticky(7)
- sticky bit (
S_ISVTX) handling - symlink(7)
- symbolic link handling
- sysctl(7)
- system information variables in NetBSD
- tests(7)
- NetBSD test suite
- users(7)
- standard NetBSD user account names
HISTORY
The intro manual page appeared in
4.2BSD.