Most command examples currently shown do the operation way worse than what I'd expect thunar would do (and afair, does). Here's an attempt at fixing the most obvious differences.

-cp readme.txt documents
+cp --verbose --no-clobber --no-dereference --target-directory='documents' -- 'readme.txt'

stop right click and duplicate file

A core feature of the duplicate command is

Hi @lucabriguglia

I just updated the project I made a couple of years ago when your project was named Weapsy.CQRS. Now I'm using the latest version of Kledex and .Net Core 3.1.

I let you the links in case you wanna include them in the documentation:

• http://elvanydev.com/Microservices-part3/
• https://github.com/vany0114/microservices-dotnetcore-docker-servicefabric

Thanks for k

Using the AWS CLI illustrates how useful that would be, as it's basically impossible to discover how to use it unless you already know exactly what you're looking for. Something like a --help[=<foo>] would be excellent.

support -q of something similar to disable output for command line. This can be useful in scripts using has only for the exit status code.

Removing the line
<img id="profilePic" alt="An avatar that aims to represent the website owner" src="./img/avatar.png">
in index.html prevents the javascript from running and navbar from opening

Issue #30 made me realise that manly only works on english man pages. Luckily it appears to only be the case, because of the regex here https://github.com/carlbordum/manly/blob/master/manly.py#L154 that parses the title/NAME.

Currently it crashes with the rather cryptic error

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "manly.py", line 191, in <module>
    main()
  File "manly.py", lin

Document already existing schedule:register command and write tests for it