What is the best way to install packages from their source?
I'm happy using binary packages most of the time, but certain packages
like ssh and pgp I feel more comfortable compiling myself.
So far I see that dpkg-source is used to create the patched source
tree, but after that it only seems possible build a .deb file and
install from that. Is this the "best" way?
Also, should I be running `debian/rules binary' directly or is there a
package tool I should be using?
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