Cleanup manpage, reintroduce application commands section

99d86934399e9 implies that I lied. move and kill have special behavior
since they only ever really operate on sink-inputs and source-outputs.
Reflect this in Kill on the frontend, since it previously required the
exact device type.

1 files changed, 9 insertions, 4 deletions

diff --git a/ponymix.1 b/ponymix.1
index 470f294..b222440 100644
--- a/ponymix.1
+++ b/ponymix.1
@@ -68,12 +68,17 @@ Mute, unmute, or toggle the mute status of a device.
 .IP "\fBis-muted\fR"
 Check if a device is muted. ponymix will exit zero if muted, and non-zero
 otherwise.
+.SS Application Commands
+These commands are specific to devices which refer to streams of applications.
+For these commands, \fIsink\fR and \fIsource\fR are synonymous with \fIsink-input\fR
+and \fIsource-output\fR, respectively.
 .IP "\fBmove\fR \fIDEVICE\fR"
-Move a device's stream to the given device, specified using the \fI--devtype\fR
-and \fI--device\fR flags. Note that a source output can only be moved to
-another source, and a sink input can only be moved to another sink.
+Move a device's stream to the given device, specified using the \fB--devtype\fR
+and \fB--device\fR flags. Note that a source output can only be moved to
+another source, and a sink input can only be moved to another sink. The type of
+the target device will be inferred using this logic.
 .IP "\fBkill\fR
-Kill a device's stream, specified using the  \fI--device\fR and \fI--devtype\fR
+Kill a device's stream, specified using the  \fB--device\fR and \fB--devtype\fR
 flags. This only applies to sink-inputs and source-outputs.
 .SS Card Commands
 These commands are specific to cards.