Richard Stallman <rms@gnu.org> writes: Hi, > When a node is very long, that doesn't mean we should leave out > something useful. Rather, it suggests we should split it up into > several shorter nodes. > > Info's navigation is helpful when nodes are reasonable in size. > For long nodes, they are less helpful because they don't help > users find interesting _parts_ of a long node. In my texinfo files, I use @anchor inside long nodes. This allows better references to specific information in that node. See for example (info "(tramp)Quick Start Guide sudoedit method") Best regards, Michael.
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