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 # NAME
-     sysclean - help removing obsoletes files between upgrades
+     sysclean - help removing obsolete files between upgrades
 
 # SYNOPSIS
      sysclean -f [-ai]
      sysclean -p [-i]
 
 # DESCRIPTION
-     sysclean is a ksh(1) script designed to the administrator to help
-     removing obsoletes files between upgrades.
+     sysclean is a ksh(1) script designed to help removing obsolete files
+     between upgrades.
 
      sysclean works by comparing a reference root directory against currently
      installed files.  It considers standard system files, configuration files
      installed by default, and packages files.
 
-     sysclean doesn't remove any files on the system. It only reports
-     obsoletes filenames or packages using obsoletes libraries.
+     sysclean doesn't remove any files on the system.  It only reports
+     obsolete filenames or packages using out-of-date libraries.
 
      The options are as follows:
 
-     -f      Filename mode.  sysclean will output obsoletes filenames present
-             on the system. By default, it doesn't show filenames used by
+     -f      Filename mode.  sysclean will output obsolete filenames present
+             on the system.  By default, it doesn't show filenames used by
              installed packages.
 
-     -p      Package mode.  sysclean will output packages names using
-             obsoletes files.
+     -p      Package mode.  sysclean will output packages names using obsolete
+             files.
 
      -a      All files.  sysclean will not exclude filenames used by installed
              packages from output.
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                 PKG_DBDIR environment variable.
 
 # FILES
-     /etc/sysclean.ignore  Patterns to ignore from output. One per line. The
+     /etc/sysclean.ignore  Patterns to ignore from output.  One per line.  The
                            pattern format is the same as find(1) -path option.
 
 # EXAMPLES
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            /usr/lib/libc.so.84.1
 
 # SEE ALSO
-     find(1), pkg_info(1), sysmerge(1)
+     find(1), pkg_info(1), sysmerge(8)
 
 # HISTORY
      The first version of sysclean was written in 2015.