Removed file pattern

man/slpkg.1

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ slpkg [-h|-v] [-u, update] [-U, upgrade] [-c, check-updates] [-g, configs] [-L,
 [-D, clean-tmp] [-T, clean-data] [-b, build] [-i, install] [-d, download]
 [-R, remove] [-f, find] [-w, view] [-s, search] [-e, dependees] [-t, tracking] -y, --yes, -j, --jobs, -o, --resolve-off,
 -r, --reinstall, -k, --skip-installed, -E, --full-reverse, -S, --search, -n, --no-silent, -p, --pkg-version, -z,
--G, --generate-only, -P, --parallel, -z, --directory=[\fIPATH\fR], -F, --file-pattern=[\fIPATTERN\fR]
+-G, --generate-only, -P, --parallel, -z, --directory=[\fIPATH\fR]
 .SH DESCRIPTION
 .P
 Slpkg is a software package manager that installs, updates, and removes packages on Slackware based systems.
@@ -178,16 +178,6 @@ Download files in parallel to speed up the process.
 The directory is the path where the files will be saved. (to be used with: -d, download)
 .RE
 .P
-.BI "-F," "" " \-\-file-pattern=[" PATTERN "]
-.RS
-Include specific installed files with a pattern, such as '\fIslpkg -f 'python --file-pattern="*"\fR',
-and prints all installed packages that include the name 'python', not only the SBo packages.
-Also when you want to install and view packages that you have installed from other repositories, try like
-'\fIslpkg -i podman --file-pattern="*alien"\fR' or if you want to check and upgrade packages from other repositories
-'\fIslpkg upgrade --file-pattern="*alien"\fR' or remove packages with '\fIslpkg -R [PACKAGES...] --file-pattern="*"\fR'.
-(to be used with: -U, upgrade, -i, install, -R, remove, -f, find)
-.RE
-.P
 .B -h | --help
 .RS
 Show help information and exit.