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-.TH KNETWALK 6
-.SH NAME
-knetwalk \- A game for system administrators
-.SH SYNOPSIS
-.B knetwalk
-.I [Qt-options] [KDE-options] [options]
-.SH DESCRIPTION
-\fBKNetwalk\fP presents the player with a rectangular grid containing
-a server, several clients, and pieces of wire.  The object of the game
-is to rotate these elements until every client is connected to the
-server, and no wires are left unconnected.  Optionally, you can try to
-get a high score by minimizing the number of rotations needed.
-
-Left clicking on a square rotates it counterclockwise, while right
-clicking rotates it clockwise.  Middle clicking on a square marks the
-square with a blue background and prevents you from rotating it unless
-you middle click again to unmark it; this can be very useful for marking
-squares which you know are in the correct orientation.
-.so kdeopt.part
-.SH PROGRAM OPTIONS
-.TP
-.B --Novice
-Start in novice mode.  In this mode, you get a 5x5 grid.
-.TP
-.B --Normal
-Start in normal mode.  In this mode, you get a 7x7 grid.
-.TP
-.B --Expert
-Start in expert mode.  In this mode, you get a 9x9 grid.
-.TP
-.B --Master
-Start in master mode.  In this mode, you get a 9x9 grid laid out on
-a torus, so that a wire leading off one edge can connect to a wire on
-the opposite edge.