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I like everything about tldr except for the fact that every way to use it is an Internet-dependent client for some reason. Looking at how it works again, I’m half-tempted to write a converter from their dialect of Markdown to roff and run it against https://github.com/tldr-pages/tldr so I can do `man tldr ffmpeg`.
replyBTW, `tldr` is deprecated, in favour of [`tlrc`](https://tldr.sh/tlrc/). Both use the same database.
replyI use tealdeer, which was my favorite of the few tldr clients I tried: https://github.com/tealdeer-rs/tealdeer
replyDifferent tldr clients use different syntax highlighting, and some are faster than others. The main tldr is horrifyingly slow iirc.
Why?? tldr is an infinitely better name than tlrc. It seems like tlrc is from the same project, couldn't they just have released a version 2.0 of tldr that's rewritten in rust?
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replyLooks like the command is still called tldr at least, only the package/repo has a different name.
replyWhere is it deprecated? It looks like it's still being developed and there's no mention of it being deprecated on the site?
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