Is there a metapackage for texdoc?

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Hi,

is there a metapackage for textdoc that depends on the documentation for
those packages that are installed?

Installing 'texlive-texdoc' gives me /bin/texdoc but not the
documentation itself.  Figuring out which packages do have documentation
that could be displayed with texdoc and installing them manually doesn't
seem to be a good option.


FWIW, the package g-brief uses, as it's documentation reveals, german as
default language and can clash with babel.  To avoid this, you  have to
go for:


\documentclass[german, 10pt]{g-brief}
\usepackage[german]{babel}


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