@7 :bigbosssalute:

There's a learning curve and a lot of it is because it was home-grown and you could just ask someone in the office if you were confused about anything; you can see how often the man pages reference individual machines (like bootes or emilie). But once you've calibrated and you more or less know what to expect, everything starts to click really quickly.

Here's something fun: ns(1) is bloat, you can do it with `cat /proc/$pid/ns` to see the current process's namespace, and this of course works for any pid. ANTS has a kernel patch that makes that file *writable* (and tooling like `cpns` that makes it possible to clone namespaces across boundaries).

Also, for a good time, make your rio window big enough and try `man -P ns` instead of just `man ns`.