s.metcalf

“Democracy”.

I stopped using Firefox when I could no longer keep track of which version number they were up to.

It'll be a very bad look for Apple when the first person dies after they had a capable phone but weren't subscribed to the service.  For this reason I don't think Apple could ever require payment for the feature when they're such a massively rich and profitable company, charging huge amounts for these latest devices and pay very little to no tax in most jurisdictions.  I don't think they can morally end the service, which fortunately most people will probably never have to use.

Apple may be big, but the EU is bigger.  The perpetual bully will have a taste of its own medicine…again.  And unlike American politics, Apple can’t bribe their way out of it with lobbyists and corporate donations.  The EU simply isn’t the same kind of corporate cesspool that America is.

cmf said:

As written, this doesn't do what it says - at least on my machine. I prefer the following, which should work for just about anything that installs a manpage:

preman() {

    mandoc -T pdf "$(/usr/bin/man -w $@)" | open -fa Preview

}

With this, I can say `preman ipconfig` and Preview does its thing.

This appears to open the postscript source in Preview, since it can no longer do the conversion.  So frustrating.  Apple can't expect people to read large manuals in the Terminal, surely.  The entry for "find" for instance is very, very long.