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Hello, I switched to debian about a year back and
found that though looks scary at first, it actually is easier to maintain and
live with than any other distributions. But the problem is that one has to find
them! Lot of things can be done debian way but know one knows them...why? Docs
are outdated or simply missing.
Have a look at
Many are obsolete/planned and development version.
Only thing that is well covered is installing Debian...
Still many things need to be addressed;
example :
automounting cdrom;
how to play music cds;
removing/installing services;
locales issues;
maybe hardware-list too (right now its more than 6
months old... thats a no-no)
many more, i cant remember them now
these are small things but can drive you crazy when
u need them...
After reading doc one should get sence of
completness , which is missing...
I personally feel that only thing bad abt debian is
its documentation. We need somethng like freebsd handbook! What do u all think,
maybe i am wrong, but i want to know how many of u feel there is need for
Own debain docs
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