> Found behavior: > =============== > 1.) prime-select -> get help By design. But "--help" as quasi-standard works as well if you prefer that. > 2.) prime-select get-current -> only the help again Indeed you get the help text *in between* of the status. And the bbswitch check output at the end, even with no configured driver. This is confusing. I will remove the help text from this output completely. And the bbcheck(), when no driver is configured. > 3.) prime-select get-last -> only the help again Also by design. No such option available. It's meant to help the user. > 4.) prime-select get+ [tab] -> no completions 1. There are no such options apart from get-current 2. completions is not part of a program itself. It's handled in some database somewhere else. > 5.) man prime-select -> nothing prime-select is not the first program which comes without manpage, but instead comes with "--help" option. There is also a README.md file and a github project. https://github.com/openSUSE/SUSEPrime No plans to change this.