> Debian has ~60,000 packages and it'd be pretty impractical-to-impossible to cover them all in a single book. I'd admit my question wasn't the best, so I try

> Debian has ~60,000 packages and it'd be pretty impractical-to-impossible to cover them all in a single book. I'd admit my question wasn't the best, so I try again: I'm talking about a howto that describes how to apply a number of the small conveniences that Ubuntu has by default but that seems to be optional on Debian: - bash completion - man pages (at least they are lacking in the Debian wsl edition) - etc I figure this stuff out, it only takes 5 minutes every time I notice something is missing bjt I'm fairly sure I've seen a Debian enthusiast here saying there's a short how to on how to configure the end user aspects of debian cli, and that is the thing I'm looking for :-)