Do you want to print a Linux, macOS, *BSD, or Unix manual page? Perhaps you want a nicely rendered PS or PDF file? There is an easy way to do this. Open the terminal and run following commands:
```
man -t {command} > "{filename}.ps"
man -t sort>"sort.ps"
# open using default Doc viewer
xdg-open "sort.ps" # Linux
open "sort.ps" # macOS
# print it on printer named HP2
man -t sort | lp -d HP2
```
@nixCraft very nice. however, i thought the modern way is to build man pages using mdoc and to make formatted output with mandoc.
« Supported values for the output argument are ascii, html, the default of locale, man, markdown, pdf, ps, tree, and utf8. »
@nixCraft I usually run it through ps2pdf anyways
@nixCraft Unfortunately, MacOS doesn't include a PS-Viewer anymore. Preview did open .ps files in the past just fine. Doesn't seem to be the case anymore.
