The Debian System
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Instead of the regular user's handbook, The Debian System deals exclusively with Debian GNU/Linux and does not cover general topics, such as Linux basics, servers, or desktop environments. Rather, it details the internals of the Debian operating system and provides the reader with all the information needed to successfully administer Debian multi-user systems for years on end. The book is a must-read for the professional user of the Debian system, and an indispensable resource to the migrating Linux/Unix administrator and existing Debian user alike.
(Why are there two books? Do they differ? Check the frequently asked questions!)
Welcome to the official web site of the book The Debian System — Concepts and Techniques.
On this web site, you may find:
- information about the book (and author, publisher, contributors, and site)
- A list of frequently asked questions with answers
- A list of quotes about the book
- information on the book's availability
- the readers' discussion forum
- a list of errata and changes to the Debian operating system
- a list of other books on Debian
You may also want to consider subscribing to the book's announcement mailing list. The list is very low traffic and receives only important announcements relevant to the book. Alternatively, an 
feed of announcements, changes, and errata is available. Another feed delivers only the announcements.
If you want to link to these pages, you may be interested in the available banners.
If you want to write about the book publicly, or review it: thanks! I would appreciate if you sent me the link to the final text, or a copy of any printed material.
I hope you will enjoy your stay.
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madduck
Last modified 2005-09-29 09:20
Last modified 2005-09-29 09:20
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