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The Debian System -- Concepts and Techniques

Martin F. Krafft — Open Source Press / No Starch Press — ISBN 3-937514-07-4 / 1-593270-69-0

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Feedback Do you have something to say about the book? Comments, critique (no obscenities, please!), ecstatic applause... anything is welcome.	by mindmerge March 15. 2007
General discussions Here you may discuss anything related to the book, unless a different forum is more appropriate. Please stay on topic (which is the book, after all).	by cisco151 April 30. 2007
Open questions Did the book leave you with open questions? Ask them here!	by madduck July 03. 2007
Wishlist for future editions Are you missing anything in the book? This forum is intended to collect all the cool ideas you guys have for the next edition.	by ajt December 31. 2007

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Nico Golde: Krafft manages to illustrate topics such as APT pinning, which have a reputation of being complicated and daunting, in an accessible way. [...] Even long-time users will most certainly find new and interesting stuff between the covers. [...] The book has the potential to become the future Debian Bible.

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