Reported on: 2005-06-21
In chapter 10. Documentation and resources on page 520:
The official title of the book written by David B. Harris, Benjamin Mako Hill and Jaldhar H. Vyas is Debian GNU/Linux 3.1 Bible, not 3.X as I wrote in my book. At the time of writing, the authors had not settled for a title.
Mark Gibbs, Network World (28 Nov 2005): This book is unusual in that it is much more than a technical discussion - it delves into the philosophy of the system, explains how someone becomes a recognized Debian developer and details the way that Debian is licensed. That's not to say the book doesn't get technical. It provides a very well-written, soup-to-nuts explanation of how Debian is organized; how to install, configure and modify the system; and how to administer and secure it. Excellent and highly recommended.
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No edition planned for etch
French translation released
Japanese translation released
DPL election debate tonight
Default-Release setting in wrong namespace
Wrong argument to apt-cdrom
Deborphan may need to be run iteratively
MIRROR variable incomplete
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