Read WSL man pages as PDF files on Windows

gistfile1.txt

pman()
{
pman_args=("$@")
pman_section="$1"
pman_manpage="${*: -1}"

if [ "${pman_args[*]}" = "$pman_manpage" ]; then
	pman_file="$pman_manpage.pdf"
else
	pman_file="$pman_manpage.$pman_section.pdf"
fi

	man -t "${pman_args[@]}" > /dev/null && man -t "${pman_args[@]}" \
	| ps2pdf - "/mnt/c/Users/kyungjoon.lee/man/$pman_file" \
	&& explorer.exe "C:\\Users\\kyungjoon.lee\\man\\$pman_file"
}

On macOS Ventura, man no longer supports a custom GROFF_FONT_PATH and Preview no longer accepts PostScript from stdin:

pman ()
{
    pman_args=("$@");
    gman -t "${pman_args[@]}" > /dev/null && \
    gman -t "${pman_args[@]}" | ps2pdf - - | open -fa Preview
}

Ventura uses mandoc now instead of groff.