Bug 47170

The manpage refers to both xargs(1) and one of its arguments as
"utility", often in a manner that is confusing or awkward, especially in
formats (eg, in Emacs) where the word is looks the same as an argument
or a normal word.  Sometimes the manpage uses "the utility" and
sometimes it omits the "the".

The worst problem is "The utility and any arguments specified on the
command line are given to the utility".  While this eventually makes
sense, it can take some head scratching.  The argv[0] usage should go
without mention; it's standard behavior and mentioning it just confuses
things.

Also: The manpage uses both "xargs utility" and "xargs command".

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Fix: Replace "xargs utility" with "xargs command" and clean up other
uses of "utility", "the utility", etc.


Patch this:
.\" $FreeBSD: src/usr.bin/xargs/xargs.1,v 1.6.2.9 2002/06/23 08:01:27 jmallett Exp $
with this:
How-To-Repeat: n/a
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