Q: Where can I find an answer to my Linux related question?
A: I'm gonna say some obvious things now, but RTFM. Really. Debian Linux has come a long journey and it's official documentation is just awesome - https://debian-handbook.info/
If you need some quick answers to your quick questions it's worth to check major distros Wiki:
- https://wiki.debian.org/
This is probably a best place to start with. If you're running Debian - find a topic on Debian wiki. - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/
Ubuntu is the Debian fork. Most of the things you'll see there are applicable to Debian. - https://wiki.archlinux.org/
Arch is the best. Especially when it comes to wiki documentation. It's one of the best wikis I ever seen. - https://wiki.gentoo.org/
Gentoo is my mistress. I was running it on my servers for couple of years and was deep in love in the idea (borrowed from *BSD world) of building everything with using global flags. Like you want some software to support feature A but disable feature B? Ha, easily, with using their "use flags". - https://www.altlinux.org/
For my russian speaking fellas. Alt Linux is RHEL/CENTOS based russian distro which has quite a thorough wiki covering pretty much all the usual topic
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