Hi, Used to help people in the reddit debian sub with debian technical questions, how to, troubleshooting etc. See not a lot is happening here but happy to assist anyone if they need help.
Nee to the app so unsure if you can tag users but post a wuestion and I will check in each day.
Regards -T
Great move :)
I used to love the debian community on reddit. I use arch on desktop and debian on servers, however the arch community was a mixture of few really smart people and lots of angry people.
Loved how in the debian sub everyone was quiet and helpful without making a fuss. It felt like a really friendly community.
I’ll chip in wherever I can too in helping people out.
That is great thank you. That is appreciated.
Arch has a great wiki and I began working on a wiki for debian as well since I could see how well it worked. Its not as good but still has some useful stuff.
Debian wiki is pretty nice but I wish they would format it a bit nicer and keep it more upto date. Or maybe use archwiki and gentoo wiki resources and only modify relavent parts.
The debian handbook on the other hand is pretty phenomenal.
Arch has a much more extensive wiki cause that’s the official documentation.
Debian has lots of documentation, too. Just mostly not in the form of a wiki, but manuals. I feel they are often overlooked and under-appreciated for the level of detailled info they contain.https://www.debian.org/doc/
https://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/
https://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/debian-reference/But there’s a wiki with more general info, too. Mainly for new users:
https://wiki.debian.org/
