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Now days the guides put out by the likes of Linode and Digital Ocean seem to be more current and easy to follow. The other thing is that with so many flavors o
by pmorici 8y ago
Now days the guides put out by the likes of Linode and Digital Ocean seem to be more current and easy to follow. The other thing is that with so many flavors of Linux having one reference doesn't make much sense since each is a little different and always changing.
- davemp 8y agoThe Arch wiki has been extremely helpful to me aswell.
- Boulth 8y agoArch wiki is extremely helpful if you know what you're looking for (for example I want to setup Secure Boot, it's easy to follow) but unfortunately there is no "best practices"/high level guides there (it takes a lot of time to think of the modern/"best" setup you want to have). It reminds me of Wikipedia's NPOV.
- giancarlostoro 8y agoSome pages even cover the differences among other distros. It's full of rich information I don't get even from the originating projects own websites / docs (if there's any).